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Subject: Re: Multiple SSL Domains on one IP ...
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(sorry for my bad english)

> a) is this possible at all?  last I checked, I swear that you couldn't
> have multi-SSL certs loaded up per IP, but not sure if that is a limit in
> the certs themselves, or Apache?

Is not possible, because the SSL negotiation is done before any header is=
 sent from browser to Apache. Apache can't know what virtual server is the=
 browser accesing to use the correct cert. Then, the selection is done using=
 the IP in which the browser is connecting.

You must have one SSL cert per IP.

>
> b) does anyone out there offer a wildcard cert that would allow this?
> from what I'm finding, they allow *.<domain>, but not just * ... or maybe
> some way of sign'ng the cert for the specific IP?

Wildcard certs are valid to subdomains only, not for domains.

Best regards.