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I'd like to use a wildcard cert (say) *.my-colours.com to run (say) the following sites
red.my-colours.com yellow.my-colours.com green.my-colours.com cyan.my-colours.com
With those sites running on one webserver each on one server each
Subdomain Apache-installation-# Hostname Physical.host.IP
red.my-colours.com apache-installation-1 colourshost1.mydomain.com 10.20.30.41 yellow.my-colours.com apache-installation-2 colourshost2.mydomain.com 10.20.30.42 green.my-colours.com apache-installation-3 colourshost3.mydomain.com 10.20.30.43 cyan.my-colours.com apache-installation-4 colourshost4.mydomain.com 10.20.30.44
Is this possible if so please can someone document it?
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It's unclear in the docs whether / how wildcard certificates can be managed
I'd like to use a wildcard cert (say) *.my-colours.com to run (say) the following sites
red.my-colours.com
yellow.my-colours.com
green.my-colours.com
cyan.my-colours.com
With those sites running on one webserver each on one server each
Subdomain Apache-installation-# Hostname Physical.host.IP
red.my-colours.com apache-installation-1 colourshost1.mydomain.com 10.20.30.41
yellow.my-colours.com apache-installation-2 colourshost2.mydomain.com 10.20.30.42
green.my-colours.com apache-installation-3 colourshost3.mydomain.com 10.20.30.43
cyan.my-colours.com apache-installation-4 colourshost4.mydomain.com 10.20.30.44
Is this possible if so please can someone document it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: