Right now we have users who can access DWA internally using an address such as https://servername.domain.com. Can anyone tell me how I can go about setting up DWA so that users can also use the server’s IP address (I.E., https://111.222.3.44)?
TIA
Subject: SSL certificates are hostname-specific
Any SSL- or TLS-encrypted protocol requires the server to have an SSL certificate for the hostname specified in the client request (e.g. servername.domain.com). The only alternative is for the server to have a wildcard certificate for a particular domain (*.domain.com).
You can use Internet Site documents to specify additional hostnames that your server should accept, and you can purchase additional SSL server certificates for these additional hostnames.
The one thing you can’t do is get an SSL certificate for an IP address.
If there’s a reason that you want browsers to hit a particular IP address, you may want to look at redirecting requests received at http://1.2.3.4 to https://servername.domain.com
Rupert Clayton
Chicago
Subject: Wildcard SSL certificate from P12/PFX file into Domino
Wildcard SSL certificate from P12/PFX file into Domino
I did some documentation and a checklist on how to do this at my company blog.
Maybe that could help you out, here is the link:
Regards
Mats
Subject: DWA
Hi,Do you use Internet Site documents? Add another one for the IP Address as hostename.
but as far as I know https doesn’t support ip addressing.