A standard SSL certificate is tied to one unique domain name (for example: www.mycompanyA.com).
A multi-domain SSL certificate is a certificate that may be tied to multiple unique domain names (for example: www. companyA.com and www.mycompanyB.com).
A Multi Domain SSL certificate is needed when operating several online stores with friendly URLs that contain unique domain names (for example: www. companyA.com and www. companyB.com).
In the following cases you can use a regular SSL certificate:
· When all the online stores share the same domain name and are differentiated by a sub-folder name (for example: www. companyA.com/store1 and www.companyA.com/store2)
· When all the online stores have the same second level domain name and are differentiated by sub-domains (for example: abc.company.com, xyz.company.com), you may use a wildcard SSL certificate.
1. Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)
2. Install an SSL certificate
3. Bind the certificate to a specific port and protocol
1. Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)
2. Install an SSL certificate
3. Bind the certificate to a specific port and protocol
4. Export the certificate with a private key from the primary server
5. Import the certificate to web proxy server
6. Bind the SSL certificate to a specific port and protocol on the proxy server
1. Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)
2. Install the SSL certificate on the primary server
3. Bind the SSL certificate to the primary server
4. Export the certificate with a private key from the primary server
5. Import the certificate to other servers in the uStore cluster
6. Bind the SSL certificate to other servers in the uStore cluster
Creating and Installing an SSL Certificate