There are probably a couple of things going on here. On the <Alias>name</Alias>, do you really need Tomcat to respond to the host name of www? You probably just want Tomcat to respond to www.theuniquepear.com and theuniquepear.com. I don't think the <Alias>www</Alias> is necessary.
It looks like www.theuniquepear.com is a CNAME for theuniquepear.com. A CNAME is resolved to the underlying name, so I think the resolution goes like this: a) www.theuniquepear.com is a CNAME for theuniquepear.come b) theuniquepear.com is used to get the address Google comes back with theuniquepear.com in its search results. Instead of a CNAME, you could use a separate A record to resolve www.theuniquepear.com to your web site. That still would leave you with a certificate problem if someone entered theuniquepear.com in the browser address bar. Maybe reversing the CNAME entries is what you need. In other words: www.theuniquepear.com IN A 66.128.124.198 theuniquepear.com IN CNAME www.theuniquepear.com That would get Google to return www.theuniquepear.com in irs search results. There would still be a certificate issue if someone typed theuniquepear.com in the browser address bar. Some thoughts on a solution: a) Not respond to theuniquepear.com as a web site. b) Virtual host that responds to theuniquepear.com consisting of a single page with a redirect to www.theuniquepear.com. Just some random thoughts . . . . /mde/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
