RE: [cobalt-security] SSL on Raq2

["malcolm" <malcolm@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I take it you are using something like brosoft for the SSL on the RaQ2
I theory as long as each domain name has its own IP address you can
have a SSL cert for each domain, unfortunately the current software's
performance isn't up to this suitability as it will require alot of
hacking of the OS to get it work (and rehacking after every new
cobalt patch!) This of course "invalidates your warrant" surprise!

My suggestion is to Us the RaQ2 for services, i.e. dns and smtp services
and the static slow sites & use the RaQ3 for the Perl driven & SSL sites
as the OS and CPU handle these tasks with ease.

the GUI on the RaQ3 has been significantly improved to allow for better SSL
certificate management
(however this is not a secure server (RE giving telnet accounts to other
users and the Read settings on file - another story)

-----Original Message-----
From: cobalt-security-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:cobalt-security-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Dan Diehl
Sent: 08 September 2000 18:39
To: cobalt-security@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: Cobalt Users
Subject: [cobalt-security] SSL on Raq2


I'm not sure if this thread belongs in the user group or the security group,
so I am placing it in both.

I currently have SSL installed on my Raq2 and an active certificate for one
domain working properly. How do I set up SSL on a Raq2 for multiple sites?

I have a Raq3 as well and I am able to easily set up multiple SSL certs on
it through the GUI. Is there a package or program that I need to install on
the Raq2 for multiple sites or am I out of luck? I noticed on the Cobalt web
site that they refer this same question to the Cobalt users group, so here
it is, again. If anyone has any info on this, please respond. I have noticed
similar threads with no response.

Dan


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