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Doug Poland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> So, is the bottom line, one *cannot* hide multiple (NAT'd) SSL hosts
> behind a single public IP? So my only solution, given apache and one
> public IP, is a single host listening on 443 and each "domain" would
> have to be served as a <Directory></Directory>. e.g.,
>
> https://secure.example.com/webmail/
> https://secure.example.com/subversion/
That is one method; another is to use TCP port numbers to differentiate
the servers:
https://webmail.example.com:444/
https://subversion.example.com:445/
You can have PF forward the correct port to the correct server. This
allows the servers to be more independent of one another.
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