Web Hosting Talk : Web Hosting Main Forums : Reseller Hosting : SSL for Reseller Info

[Sebina]

I'm just about to purchase a really nice reseller package from Eleven2, spoke to some people who were really nice (Thanks Issac!).

But I'm a bit confused on the SSL certificate issue. They have SSL set up on all cPanel / WHM accounts which is awesome. But I'd like to put WHMCS (that they include) on a different domain within the reseller plan.

I know I'd need a SSL certificate to secure it. Would Namecheap's PositiveSSL from Comodo be good enough? People have reported it doesn't work well with Google Checkout or Paypal sometimes. Does anyone have any experience?

[KMyers]

Originally Posted by Sebina

I'm just about to purchase a really nice reseller package from Eleven2, spoke to some people who were really nice (Thanks Issac!).

But I'm a bit confused on the SSL certificate issue. They have SSL set up on all cPanel / WHM accounts which is awesome. But I'd like to put WHMCS (that they include) on a different domain within the reseller plan.

I know I'd need a SSL certificate to secure it. Would Namecheap's PositiveSSL from Comodo be good enough? People have reported it doesn't work well with Google Checkout or Paypal sometimes. Does anyone have any experience?

The namecheap ones work well for me, no issues

[FernGullyGraphics]

Originally Posted by Sebina

I know I'd need a SSL certificate to secure it. Would Namecheap's PositiveSSL from Comodo be good enough? People have reported it doesn't work well with Google Checkout or Paypal sometimes. Does anyone have any experience?

I dont see why not, as long as the SSL is installed correctly, I dont see why it would cause any issues. Generally speaking, there really is no difference between the Comodo or Geotrust SSL's (which are the two SSL's people most often sign-up for with namecheap).

[Sebina]

Thank you very much for your helpful responses!

I feel a lot better about purchasing the Comodo PositiveSSL for my WHMCS install. Thanks!

[Eleven2 Hosting]

Really any should work fine now days. We don't really run into too many issues with SSL's obviously unless they are self-signed.

Hope all is well. Isaac is one of our better sales folks, so I am pleased to have heard you spoke with him!

[dhcart]

I recommend Alphassl or RapidSSL for a cheap and reliable solution.

[Sebina]

Thanks for the recommendations! I've been looking at Comodo's PositiveSSL because it's been the cheapest. Is there something these other SSL certificates do that this one doesn't?

I was looking at the $9 one or the $25 one. I can't tell what the differences are:
http://www.namecheap.com/ssl-certificates/comodo.aspx

[vikramrandhawa]

SSL Hosting is Expensive as compare to the Without SSL..Bacause it provide the Security of your URL and also provide the Encryption type of your URL.