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  1. #1
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    about GeoTrust QuickSSL Certificates

    hi

    does anyone know if I bought GeoTrust QuickSSL Certificates , will all web sites in my server be able to share this certificates ?

    thanks

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    You can get a wild card cert from them.

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    Originally posted by JTY
    You can get a wild card cert from them*.
    *Note: For $500

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    ipsCA has regular SSL certs for $38/yr and wildcard (*.domain.com) certs for $276/yr.

    http://certs.ipsca.com/
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    Was $59/year from ipsca when I looked just now..
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    so does wild card cert support all domains in the same server ? (like aaa.com bbb.com ccc.com )

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    Sonic, no they cover a domain and its subdomains. If your domain is sonic.com, you can get a cert for *.sonic.com, so that shop.sonic.com, www.sonic.com, and secure.sonic.com can all use the cert.

    It can't (not the right way anyway) support multiple domains. The cheapest way to do that is to get a cert for a generic domain, like securecheckout.com and then setup an SSL cert for that domain on the server, and any secure traffic has to go through that domain, using http://securecheckout.com/~user/path/to/script.php
    (assuming users can access their pages that way) Its a little ugly, but its cheap.
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    I agree with Ski..... you save money that way...

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    I do that too

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    so the solution would be to put the certificate onto your hosting company domain.. then setup secure.customer.com to point to the secure www.company.com/~user/ directory ?
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    I would recommend GeoTust's QuickSSL - easy purchase, easy install

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    i agree with chris, Geotrust certs are great for us too. It depends how you setup your server, but we set ours https://secure.domain.com/~username/ can be used by our clients. (replacing username with a clients specific username)

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