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If the site is secured via SSL, can a network sniffer read read URLs?

Is it possible to spoof URLs even if the client interacts with the server via SSL? I ask because I am doing remote login and redirecting to a physically different server at the URL, and I wondered if the SSL connection would be prevented by security to prevent retries, etc.

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The sniper will know the IP (and probably the host name) of the server you are requesting for, and the time / amount of information transferred, but nothing more.

Yes, repeated (and people in the middle) attacks are prevented by SSL if you do not trust the hacked root certificate.

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