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I am having some troubles installing my SSL certificate.



Here is the situtation:
I have baught a certificate for the domain client.lexcelera.com.
The problem is that client.lexcelera.com is redirected to our livebox IP via a WAN connection.
So when I install the cetificate on our server (which is a local one), I have a certificate mismatch error.



I am using aol server on a CentOs 6.4 server. We are using pound to listen to the ports.



Here is pound.cfg file:



ListenHTTP

        Address 0.0.0.0

        Port    85 

End



ListenHTTPS

        Address 0.0.0.0

        Port    443

        Cert    "/etc/ssl/certs/server.pem"

        Service

                HeadRequire "Host:s*client.lexcelera.com.*"

                BackEnd

                        Address 80.15.156.1

                        Port    8000

                End

        End

End


(80.15.156.1 is the livebox IP)



I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do in this case.
Any idea?



Thanks!






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    I am having some troubles installing my SSL certificate.



    Here is the situtation:
    I have baught a certificate for the domain client.lexcelera.com.
    The problem is that client.lexcelera.com is redirected to our livebox IP via a WAN connection.
    So when I install the cetificate on our server (which is a local one), I have a certificate mismatch error.



    I am using aol server on a CentOs 6.4 server. We are using pound to listen to the ports.



    Here is pound.cfg file:



    ListenHTTP
    
        Address 0.0.0.0
    
        Port    85 
    
End
    

    
ListenHTTPS
    
        Address 0.0.0.0
    
        Port    443
    
        Cert    "/etc/ssl/certs/server.pem"
    
        Service
    
                HeadRequire "Host:s*client.lexcelera.com.*"
    
                BackEnd
    
                        Address 80.15.156.1
    
                        Port    8000
    
                End
    
        End
    
End


    (80.15.156.1 is the livebox IP)



    I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do in this case.
    Any idea?



    Thanks!






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      I am having some troubles installing my SSL certificate.



      Here is the situtation:
      I have baught a certificate for the domain client.lexcelera.com.
      The problem is that client.lexcelera.com is redirected to our livebox IP via a WAN connection.
      So when I install the cetificate on our server (which is a local one), I have a certificate mismatch error.



      I am using aol server on a CentOs 6.4 server. We are using pound to listen to the ports.



      Here is pound.cfg file:



      ListenHTTP
      
        Address 0.0.0.0
      
        Port    85 
      
End
      

      
ListenHTTPS
      
        Address 0.0.0.0
      
        Port    443
      
        Cert    "/etc/ssl/certs/server.pem"
      
        Service
      
                HeadRequire "Host:s*client.lexcelera.com.*"
      
                BackEnd
      
                        Address 80.15.156.1
      
                        Port    8000
      
                End
      
        End
      
End


      (80.15.156.1 is the livebox IP)



      I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do in this case.
      Any idea?



      Thanks!






      ssl centos6 aolserver







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      I am having some troubles installing my SSL certificate.



      Here is the situtation:
      I have baught a certificate for the domain client.lexcelera.com.
      The problem is that client.lexcelera.com is redirected to our livebox IP via a WAN connection.
      So when I install the cetificate on our server (which is a local one), I have a certificate mismatch error.



      I am using aol server on a CentOs 6.4 server. We are using pound to listen to the ports.



      Here is pound.cfg file:



      ListenHTTP
      
        Address 0.0.0.0
      
        Port    85 
      
End
      

      
ListenHTTPS
      
        Address 0.0.0.0
      
        Port    443
      
        Cert    "/etc/ssl/certs/server.pem"
      
        Service
      
                HeadRequire "Host:s*client.lexcelera.com.*"
      
                BackEnd
      
                        Address 80.15.156.1
      
                        Port    8000
      
                End
      
        End
      
End


      (80.15.156.1 is the livebox IP)



      I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do in this case.
      Any idea?



      Thanks!






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