Multi-Site understanding with one SSL Certificate

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10 years ago
HI Quantis001

Thanks for your reply

I am a little confused though

I got the Windows VPS running on Windows 2012
I installed the SSL on http://www.secure-shop.com.au/ (domain1)
I have installed Nopcommerce on http://www.secure-shop.com.au/ (domain1)
I have created 2 additional stores with http://www.secure-shop.com.au/ nopcommerce (domain 1)
I created web pointers for 2 new stores www.controlgear.com.au/ and http://www.light-led.com.au/  (domain2 and domain3) to http://www.secure-shop.com.au/ (domain1)
I entered https://www.secure-shop.com.au/ in SSL store settings for all 3 stores

domain1 work as you would expect. SSL kicks in and everything is good

domain2 and domain23 stores work fine until you add to cart and goto checkout. The SSL kicks in but basicly it becomes a web forward to domain1.com. The cart contents are gone

What have I done wrong?

Did I need change any code in Nopcommerce V3.2 to specify shared SSL ???
10 years ago
Hi.

These are the rules as far as I know:

Nop multi-store requires unique domain names. so:

him/au
him/us

won't work unless you have 2 instances of Nop, but will work with a standard ssl certificate.

au.him
us.him

will work with Nop but will require a wildcard ssl certificate as au & us  are the sub-domains and him is the primary domain.

him.au
him.us

will work with Nop but will require a san ssl certificate because au & us become the primary domains and him are the sub-domains.

au.him
us.him
au.her
au.her

will work with Nop but will require a san ssl certificate because it requires two primary domains, him & her.

Simples, innit :D
10 years ago
thecount wrote:

au.her
au.her


should be:

au.her
us.her
10 years ago
thecount wrote:

au.him
us.him

will work with Nop but will require a wildcard ssl certificate as au & us  are the sub-domains and him is the primary domain.


actually, a san certificate will also suffice, you should compare prices from the issuing authorities.
8 years ago
The wildcard SSL cert on my multistore is not working unless in stores the target is listed before other stores.  Since our multistore will have multiple subdomains, and the @ record is an entirely different IP, this will only work for one store.  After that, I have no idea what we are going to do.

In other words, client's main site hosted at GoDaddy at IP 111.111.111.111  www.clientdomain.com

NOP store is is on server 222.222.222.222 and subdomain set up at GoDaddy DNS nop.clientdomain.com

This will only resolve to primary store.  We have multiples coming up.  How do I get subdomains for

NOP2.clientdomain.com to resolve to the appropriate store when all NOPx.clientdomain.com stores are on IP 222.222.222.222?
8 years ago
Every subdomain can point to different ip if its that you ask.
8 years ago
Actually it was a pretty simple thing.  The wildcard SSL cert is fine.  Just created an A record for each of the stores - all pointing to the same IP.  Works great!
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