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Suppose you've got an SSL certificate for "foo.com" and you've got an IIS website which serves requests for both "www.foo.com" and "foo.com"
Now any request for "https://www.foo.com" would give errors since the cert was issued to foo.com and not www.foo.com.
What's the best way around this besides ordering a Wildcard SSL certificate? Is there any way to get IIS to automatically redirect all requests to www.foo.com to foo.com or something?
Or if I've got 2 certificates, one for "www.foo.com" and one for "foo.com" is there any way to make them work together for the same website?
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Now any request for "https://www.foo.com" would give errors since the cert was issued to foo.com and not www.foo.com.
What's the best way around this besides ordering a Wildcard SSL certificate? Is there any way to get IIS to automatically redirect all requests to www.foo.com to foo.com or something?
Or if I've got 2 certificates, one for "www.foo.com" and one for "foo.com" is there any way to make them work together for the same website?
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