Yes. At this time Linux MPS servers come with a single static IP address and are also able to support additional addresses. Because the default Linux MPS has one IP address, only one SSL certificate can be associated with the standard SSL port (443) for the Web server. However, Web server can be configured to use the Apache Listen directive to monitor other ports for SSL requests, and associate other certificates with these different ports. Please submit a support ticket if your project requires this functionality. If you choose to provide multiple certificates on your server, please be aware that this configuration will entail additional support costs. However, multiple certificates can be associated with the standard port if you purchase additional IP addresses. We reccomend using additional, dedicated IP addresses to support multiple certificates instead of using non-standard ports.
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