americanintel
Verified User
Haven't tried this before so I thought I might ask before I go burn $$ on a wildcard cert.
Here's the mission.
We have a new hosted PHP/MySQL application that I intend to use DA to admin. We are using Nginx instead of Apache.
Here's the config:
Server is app.ourdomain.net with 8 IP addresses allocated at this time. I created one Reseller package that is pretty much unlimited with the 8 IP addresses assigned to it, we are the only people admin/reselling the server.
I then created a Reseller on that package and made it demo.ourdomain.net and figured we'd host the demo there. Created a handful of user packages, each getting an IP. Setup the first one as dev.ourdomain.net. Everything resolves and works fine there.
Now I'm wanting to force SSL, every account will be https... no big deal there. So now to SSL certs and the real question.
If I bought a Wildcard and made it a server wide cert would it work since they are all on the same domain but different subdomains with assigned IP addresses one and all.
When we setup a new customer they will always be setup as theircompany.ourdomain.net or shortened to tc.ourdomain.net.
If they login to tc.ourdomain.net and tc.ourdomain.net:2222 I want it to be over https but accepted cleanly under the single Wildcard SSL that we installed for the server.
Thoughts?
Here's the mission.
We have a new hosted PHP/MySQL application that I intend to use DA to admin. We are using Nginx instead of Apache.
Here's the config:
Server is app.ourdomain.net with 8 IP addresses allocated at this time. I created one Reseller package that is pretty much unlimited with the 8 IP addresses assigned to it, we are the only people admin/reselling the server.
I then created a Reseller on that package and made it demo.ourdomain.net and figured we'd host the demo there. Created a handful of user packages, each getting an IP. Setup the first one as dev.ourdomain.net. Everything resolves and works fine there.
Now I'm wanting to force SSL, every account will be https... no big deal there. So now to SSL certs and the real question.
If I bought a Wildcard and made it a server wide cert would it work since they are all on the same domain but different subdomains with assigned IP addresses one and all.
When we setup a new customer they will always be setup as theircompany.ourdomain.net or shortened to tc.ourdomain.net.
If they login to tc.ourdomain.net and tc.ourdomain.net:2222 I want it to be over https but accepted cleanly under the single Wildcard SSL that we installed for the server.
Thoughts?
