HTTPS ISPConfig 3

Discussion in 'General' started by vmbelizario, Oct 13, 2015.

  1. vmbelizario

    vmbelizario New Member

    Hey guys,
    I have a ISPConfig with 20 domains.
    Centos 7 + nginx.
    I configured ssl + https for domain1, and worked great.
    But if i enter in browser for https + domain2, this redirect me to https + domain1.
    What i need to do ? :(
    Thank you very much !
     
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    The reason is that nginx and apache server have to fall back to the first web they find for this port (443) when there is no website for this Domain + port combination, so this is not ispconfig specific and applies to all apache and nginx webservers. You have 3 options:

    a) Enable https for all sites.
    b) Add a second IP address that you use for all https sites while you use the first IP for non https sites only.
    c) add a default vhost (website with domain "000default.tld") so that all non matching ssl requests will go to this site instead of website 1, you can then add a page into the 000default.tld site that explains that no matching ssl site could be found.
     
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  3. vmbelizario

    vmbelizario New Member

    Till,
    Thank you very much!
    I'll use a new ip, i think is the best option. All websites are using " * " in the field "IPv4-Address".
    So i need to put the current IP and this new in the System tab > Server ip Address, right ?
    After this , for the websites who will use HTTPS, i choose one IP in field IPv4-Address and to all others (just HTTP) i choose the other IP.
    Its right ?
    Thanks again!
     
  4. vmbelizario

    vmbelizario New Member

    Also, all websites DNS point to the current IP. Need to change the DNS record or just put the new IP in CentOS and do what i said above?
     
  5. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    1) Add the new IP in the centos network configuration file.
    2) Add the new IP under System > Server IP in ispconfig.
    3) Change the dns records of the affected domain(s) and select the new IP in the website settings of these sites in ISPConfig.
     
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  6. vmbelizario

    vmbelizario New Member

    Till,
    Worked great.
    Thank you so much !!
     

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