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My company wants to change domain names.
Requests to http://ServerA/folder/page.aspx need to go to http://ServerB/folder/page.aspx .
I can do most of the redirection in IIS and it works fine.
I have a concern that I don't seem to have the ability to test...
Started by tzerb on
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If you have "bought" ssl certificates....
If I were you, I'd try to remove the SSL from the original domain name, just to remove the possibility of having multiple SSL popups around to alarm your users.
Not serverb.domain.com.
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I am just wondering, how secure is SSL? As in, how much will it take to crack a password sent though SSL?
Started by Malfist on
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That includes things....
Read a high level overview on how SSL works here to be taken seriously.
I would note that previous cracks in SSL relied on "hole and then the key revoked if such an event occurs).
Longer than the age of the universe.
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Hello,
I've just started learning SSL and boy is it confusing
Q1 - How long does SSL connection between a client and server persist? Until client surfs to some other URL or…?
Q2
A) Assume a client (browser) establishes a SSL connection with a IIS server...
Started by SourceC on
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Otherwise, a new TCP connection....
Because of this, you'll see multiple SSL connections for one page that connection.
The SSL connection is only good for a single TCP connection between the client and the server multiple resources in parallel.
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Hi,
In a web application, if it doesn't have a domain name (like a web service for example), can you still add a SSL certificate to a IP address?
If yes, how?
Started by Blankman on
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The correct....
Or if you are self signing.
EDIT
You can question.
There's some good information here: https://www.thawte.com/ssl-digital-certificates/technical-support/browserfaqs.html
I'm almost certain you need a domain to go with the SSL.
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Can a Diffie-Hellman key exchange algorithm be used to encrypt client-server communication on a web-page in place of SSL? If it can, what are the disadvantages (i.e. why does the standard use SSL which requires a certificate authority)? My understanding...
Started by kmnan on
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From here SSL Diffie....
But one part does not replace others.
Actually Diffie-Hellman is a part of SSL.
You can also use other key exchange algorithms.
It's an option.
That said, you can set up your SSL to use DH.
It's for a reason.
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I have a SOAP client in Ruby that I'm trying to get working with a Ruby SOAP server, to no avail. The client works fine over SSL with a Python SOAP server, but not with the Ruby version. Here's what the server looks like:
require 'soap/rpc/standaloneServer...
Started by Chris Bunch on
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Hopefully this saves someone else down the line an hour of grief :)
"SSL.
Statement:
require 'webrick/https'
That, combined with the help from the link in the original question solves the problem.
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I currently have a wildcard SSL certificate running on IIS 6 and needs to be renewed. The new certificate bit-strength is now 2048 (the current one that needs to be renewed is 1024). Is there any easy way to get a certificate request file that is 2048...
Started by kawai on
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I think whats happening....
(net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR): Unknown error
After playing around and switching back to the original certificate I ended up just and then import that.
This error (as reported by Chrome) when accessing the https site .
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I asked this as part of another question but feel like it should have its own:
With a shared hosting plan, is there any way to secure multiple domains (assuming the host allows multiple domains under a single plan) with a single SSL certificate? I know...
Started by es11 on
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SSL encrypts the entire request and response, including the host....
As for your original question: the approach recommend by RFC sharing an IP the server knows which site to route to by the Host header.
At CACert for inexpensive certificates.
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I am still having issues trying to get multiple valid SSL certificates to work for multiple website domains on the same Apache-Ubuntu server. Client browsers need to successfully validate SSL certificates for Internet Explorer in WinXP, Vista and Win ...
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The reasoning for this is that the SSL handshake is performed first and knows nothing of the domain name you're trying....
Basically you must have a singular IP address per SSL website you plan on hosting for.
You're on the right track here.
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I requested a new SSL certificate from a certificate authority, but until they process it my site is losing business. Before doing so, I had backed up the original certificate to a PFX file.
Now when I try to restore the backup, it forces me to delete...
Started by Sev on
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When they do return your SSL.
Request you can disable the old website or run it on different ports .
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