-
Recent Posts
- Solution to this week’s NPR puzzle using simple Linux commands, again
- The IT detective agency: rogue IPv6 device messes up DHCP for entire subnet
- Where is my IP without the aggressive ads
- What credit card fraud looks like
- NJ homeowners: how to sell your SRECs from your solar panels
- Linux tip: how to enable remote syslog on SLES
- Suppress /apple-touch-icon URLs on an F5 ASM
- Pi-hole: it’s as easy as pi to get rid of your advertisements
- Docker on CentOS 6: FAIL
- Future project idea: Interplanetary file system, IPFS
- LDAP authentication on the F5 BigIP without Access Policy Manager
- The IT Detective Agency: the vanishing certificate error
- The IT Detective agency: Some insights into 4096-bit SSL keys
- Whois information without the pushy hard sell tactics
- A taste of the Instagram API
- Open Notebook: How does Citrix printing work anyway
- Raspberry Pi as Retro Arcade Games emulator
- Measuring bandwidth on Checkpoint Gaia
- Consumer tech: Solar Panels – the things they never tell you
- Verizon Tips I need but can never easily find
-
Recent Comments
- Raj on Amazon Fire Stick/Sony BRAVIA TV compatibility problem – one solution
- Margaret on Amazon Fire Stick/Sony BRAVIA TV compatibility problem – one solution
- Chandani Trivedi on Powershell winrm client error explained
- Zahid Ali on Amazon Fire Stick/Sony BRAVIA TV compatibility problem – one solution
- Ganesh on Amazon Fire Stick/Sony BRAVIA TV compatibility problem – one solution
Archives
Categories
- Admin
- Ajax
- Apache
- CentOS
- Consumer Tech
- Digital Currency
- DNS
- Exchange Online
- First Robotics
- flot
- Home Computing
- Hosting Service
- Image Manipulation
- Internet Mail
- IT Operational Excellence
- JavaScript
- jquery
- Linux
- Network Technologies
- ntp
- Perl
- Popular Science
- Proxy
- Python
- Raspberry Pi
- Scams
- Security
- SLES
- Spam
- TCP/IP
- Uncategorized
- Web Site Technologies
Meta
Tag Archives: SNI
Server Name Indication and what it means for those with only a single IP address
Intro Sometimes everything is there in place, ready to be used, but you just have to either mistakenly try it, or learn it works by reading about it, because it may be counter-intuitive. Such is the case with Server Name … Continue reading
Posted in Admin, Apache, Hosting Service, Web Site Technologies
Tagged openssl, SAN certificate, SNI
Leave a comment