At 01:06 PM 2/24/00 +0000, you wrote:
Would this work ok with all the sites being name based? We would assume that we would just use our main site for example as the secure site for all the name based hosted sites?
You can only have one secure site per IP#. So if you do name-based hosting, you'd have to have something like <secure.yourdomain.com>, and allow your customers to each have a subdirectory at that secure site, i.e., <secure.yourdomain.com/yourcustomer/index.html>. The problem is that this appears to be inviolation of both Verisign and Thawte license policies.
We would have thought there was a secure way to access email, perhaps with a web based email program? We are really open to suggestions here.
Web based email can certainly be set up on a secure server to make it secure. You can also use an email to fax gateway (I'm currently researching these for a client) so you just fax the client his order information; that's a bit more secure, as the phone line is point-to-point.
Jeff -- Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>