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Re: [jetty-users] Jetty SNI - Where's ExtendedSslContextFactory?
I'll check my config later and give you an answer asap. At a client's place now.

Also... you should have started a new thread. This one is one I started a few YEARS ago when the Jetty team was implementing SNI.

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On Aug 18, 2017, at 08:46, anurgaliev <anurgaliev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Good day! I have two certificates installed in the keystore my Jetty (v. 9.3.2) is using. How to ensure that SNI is enabled? In my case what I see in the browser that the web page with the first certificate is displayed as a secure connection and the second page says that the connection is insecure. But looking at the source code of the SslContextFactory the _certHosts Map should accumulate the 2 aliases I have in my keystore and thus the condition whether that map is not empty should be true. I mean is there a specific setting in the jetty-ssl-context.xml I should provide to make sure that two urls (hostnames) shall map the the two aliases in the keystore to use a specific certificate.
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