Matthew van Eerde wrote:Another option is to use a non-default port for the second SSL binding... you'll have to use URLs of the form https://foo.com:1337/ but the security will be preserved.
That's not what I'm after though.
My cert is for "foo.com", and that's it. Yet people expect websites to be at "www.foo.com". The same virtual server serves requests for both "foo.com" and "www.foo.com". Since the host-headers are different than the cert my visitors get a warning.
I'm trying to eradicate the warning