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litespeed_wiki:config:name-based-virtual-hosting-setup [2015/07/30 19:41] Michael Alegre created |
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| Go to Configuration > Listeners > View/Edit > Virtual Host Mappings > Edit. In the Virtual Host field, check off all virtual hosts that should be mapped from this listener and specify the corresponding domain name for each virtual host. (In the Domains setting, "your.domain" will match to both "www.your.domain" and "your.domain". The leading "www." in a domain name is ignored.) | Go to Configuration > Listeners > View/Edit > Virtual Host Mappings > Edit. In the Virtual Host field, check off all virtual hosts that should be mapped from this listener and specify the corresponding domain name for each virtual host. (In the Domains setting, "your.domain" will match to both "www.your.domain" and "your.domain". The leading "www." in a domain name is ignored.) | ||
| - | Note: Since version 4.1, LiteSpeed has supported Server Name Indication (SNI), allowing users to set SSL certificates at the virtual host level. This means that virtual hosts (websites) with different SSL certificates can operate on the the same IP address and port number. Different listeners (and IP-based hosting) are not necessary for secure sites to have unique certificates. | + | Note: Since version 4.1, LiteSpeed has supported Server Name Indication (SNI), allowing users to set SSL certificates at the virtual host level. This means that virtual hosts (websites) with different SSL certificates can operate on the the same IP address and port number. Different listeners (and IP-based hosting) are not necessary for secure sites to have unique certificates. |
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| + | To setup different SSL certificates for different domains, go to LiteSpeed Web Admin Console - > Configuration -> Virtual Hosts -> Your_domain_virtual_host-> SSL, then set SSL certificates locations. | ||