Sharepoint over SSL and RPC/HTTPS Simuntaniously

I want to have SSL for sharepoint and RPC/HTTPS for exchange running at the
same time on the same computer. We only have 1 IP address.

Here is the issue. When I put a cert on IIS for the Default Site (where
exchange and RPC is located for Outlook RPC/HTTPS) and I have sharepoint
using a Cert over port 443, it shuts down the website for Sharepoint because
443 is already bound to the Default website.

The only way to run two sites over 443 Simuntaniously is to bind each site
to a different IP address correct?

Thanks,
Mike


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