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At 1:02 AM -0700 10/19/01, Warren Michelsen wrote:
I've acquired a site that used to be run on (Dare I say it?) "real"
Apache. Ok, ok, "regular" Apache, if you know what I mean.
The Thawte SSL cert lists this domain as having previously been
served on "Apache-Mod-SSL". Does this same "Mod-SSL" apply to WebTen
or is it a different version of SSL on WebTen? Or does it matter?
If I recall, I need to generate a new CSR because of the IP address
change -- that, and I don't have the old cert anyway.
If the IP address change does not require a new cert, then would it
be possible for me to plug the old cert into WT, presuming I can get
it from the previous admin?
Certificates aren't tied to physical IP addresses but to fully
qualified domain names.
-dhan
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shoop@xxxxxxxxxxx (201) 679-7329
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