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Thanks for your guys help. I found my solution. ssl accelerator hardware appliance. unfortunatly more $$ but ultimatly a cleaner solution.

I guess you are telling me I am not doing what I am doing so I am attaching (with some stuff removed) a commented squid conf that shows the ssl options. I am sorry that all of this has become so difficult. Please notice the vhosts options. Usage: [ip:]port cert=certificate.pem...

That is true about the multiple ssl hosts in apache. My problem occurs because I am natting 1 real address to multiple internals. Because of the chicken and egg scenario with ssl I cannot do named virtuals on the apache server with ssl (only ip based virtuals) so I need a method that will...

No I do not need the https content cached. I am really only using the reverse proxy as a director for the https. My firewall is not capable of redirecting ports based on names (if you know one let me know). I have limited hardware so I need to run multiple ssl vhosts. The only way I am aware...

well I use a ip based virtual host scenario with https on apache as the back end and currently use squid as the reverse proxy. I am looking to go for a different solution to help with some issues I am having. Its not really about load balanceing its about conservation of hardware. Essentially...

Will this web server act as a reverse proxy for multiple https backend servers? Is there an example configaround if it does? Thanks BC