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15 years 4 weeks ago #32494
by skepticals
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I have a basic question regarding certificates.
Let's say I purchase a certificate from GoDaddy for mail.domain.com. and I want to use this on my mail server.
Do I need a two certificates? One for mail.domain.com and one for mail.domain.local?
Can I just use one or two wildcard masks?
Which certificate gets installed on the IIS server?
I have an ASA in front of the IIS server, do I need a certificate installed on it?
Let's say I purchase a certificate from GoDaddy for mail.domain.com. and I want to use this on my mail server.
Do I need a two certificates? One for mail.domain.com and one for mail.domain.local?
Can I just use one or two wildcard masks?
Which certificate gets installed on the IIS server?
I have an ASA in front of the IIS server, do I need a certificate installed on it?
15 years 3 weeks ago #32501
by rtrice81
Rich Trice
KR Tech Solutions - networks of the future
Replied by rtrice81 on topic Re: HTTPS Certificates
You can only install one cert per IP (website), I am assuming both addresses would point to the inside? If that is the case I would buy a cert for mail.domain.com and then make an internal DNS alias for mail.domain.com for your internal users to use.
You don't need a cert for your ASA just your IIS Server
Summary
-Buy web cert for *.domain.com - wildcard cert
-setup DNS alias for mail.domain.com on internal DNS server
-no web cert needed for your ASA
Cheers
Rich
You don't need a cert for your ASA just your IIS Server
Summary
-Buy web cert for *.domain.com - wildcard cert
-setup DNS alias for mail.domain.com on internal DNS server
-no web cert needed for your ASA
Cheers
Rich
Rich Trice
KR Tech Solutions - networks of the future
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