Add a <VirtualHost> block for each secure site on the server

For each domain name or domain subset we want to support SSL for, a VirtualHost block must be declared. This block identifies the domain name to support connections for, and what Certificate or Key files to use for it.

1. Navigate to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled and open the folder for the secure site.
2. Open the <site_name>.conf file in an editor.

3. Add the <virtualhost> block for the secure server.

   The block will look similar to this:

   <VirtualHost *:443>

      ServerName "secure2.example.com"

      ServerAdmin webmaster@example.com

      DocumentRoot /home/demo/public_html/secure1.example.com/public

      ErrorLog /home/demo/public_html/secure2.example.com/log/error.log

      LogLevel warn

      CustomLog /home/demo/public_html/secure2.example.com/log/access.log combined

      <Directory /home/demo/public_html/secure2.example.com/public>

         Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews

         AllowOverride None

         Order allow,deny

         allow from all

      </Directory>

      SSLEngine On

      SSLCertificateFile /var/www/certs/secure2.pem

      SSLCertificateKeyFile /var/www/keys/secure2.key

   </VirtualHost>

   Update the sample block to reflect the file locations on your Apache server, and ensure each block references the correct secure site.

4. Save the configuration file.