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OK, So I'm trying to get the hosts file to redirect you upon visiting a certain site, Simple enough? Well no, My subdomain uses a shared IP, Which means if you pinged my website and then attempted to go there via the address bar, You get a 404 page. I have tried making a no-ip host that automaticlly redirects you to my site, But just with my subdomain, You can go to your site via the IP in the address bar.
In short how can I get a dedicated IP'd subdomain?
Thanks Bye!
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Posted 06 May 2010 - 03:56 AM
jthom263
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hMM what Is The Current Address Of Ur Site I Am Having An Idea But U Needa tell Me a bit of info the ip of ur site and all the Nameservers and stuff >>>>????<<<<
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Posted 14 May 2010 - 08:26 PM
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I'm positive. I've set up wildcard certificates a number of times on machines with a single IP address.
The key thing to know is that the CommonName in the certificate must match the ServerName of site being accessed. In the case of a wildcard cert, it will match any third-level name as long as the second-level domain is the same, hence "wildcard". It's not that a certificate can only work for one name, period -- it's that the name on the cert can only match one ServerName at a time. Wildcards work around that limitation within a single top-level domain.
The key thing to know is that the CommonName in the certificate must match the ServerName of site being accessed. In the case of a wildcard cert, it will match any third-level name as long as the second-level domain is the same, hence "wildcard". It's not that a certificate can only work for one name, period -- it's that the name on the cert can only match one ServerName at a time. Wildcards work around that limitation within a single top-level domain.
