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I created a .crt certificate for Apache, however I could only import it to my java cacerts with the hostname I generated it with. This is for testing only and is self signed. I have both a hostname (local internal to network) and a public IP.

My question is, how can I generate a .crt file that would serve both my local host-name and my public IP (no public domain name)? Can it be ignorant of the domain?

(It's just for SSL test purposes) I need to access both from public IP and local internal host-name... (another IP).

I saw this How to easily create a SSL certificate and configure it in Apache2 in Mac OS X?

But this question and answer did not help me...

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An SSL certificate will provides security based on domain name. See the answer posted here.

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