Multi-store SSL?

With the new multi-store, how can we utilize an SSL for each store? This is pretty important for customers to checkout knowing that their credit card number is safe.

Hello,
Install SSL for a store you want to use it, go to Stores, to specific store and check use SSL, that's all.

With this multi-store design, isn't it just one instance of IIS/One IP address for all stores? You can't install multiple SSL's on the same website all with the same IP address can you?

mqueen wrote:

This is correct if you are using regular SSL Certificate which is valid for single domain. For this kind of site, you will need to use SSL Certificate that supports Multiple domain names under single SSL Certificate.

Something like this: http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/3908/what-is-a-multiple-domain-ucc-ssl-certificate

mqueen wrote:

You buy a one SSL for each domain or one which can supports Multiple domains. Create one test page (or use default one from hosting setup) for each domain and check a port 443 by going to https://yourtestpage. If SSL works, go to your nopCommerce multisite admin and check SSL for domains. All must work properly.

On IIS8 you can use several SSL on the same IP address. If you use IIS7, get additional IP address for each domain.

Thanks

N-Theme.com wrote:

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. We are also in progress of merging our 2 white-labeled nop Commerce 2.70 sites to nop 3.XX.

Our case is,
1. Two Identical websites (Same product listings) with different domain and theme (yes, 2 nop commerce instances).
2. Hosted in Same VPS with different Application Pools.
3. Each has its own SSL Certificate with dedicated IP.

So can we solve with following steps? Correct me if i am wrong.

1. Merge 2 DB's and Update Code and DB.
2. Create a new application pool.
3. Set host values in NopCommerce for 2 stores.
4. Point both IP address with corresponding SSL to Same App Pool.

Is that all? I think we do not need to change any DNS/CNAME records.

Please confirm if you guys come across any situation like us.

Thanks.

jeyara wrote:

Yes, the steps seems to be fine. Proceed with same and update if you face any issue.

A detailed "how to" is found here.