Ask HN: What's The Best Multi-Domain SSL Certificate?
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If you just want it for https wouldn't a low cost ssl cert work? Like say comodo positive ssl which is only like 10 dollars a domain (but doesn't do subdomains, though neither does your godaddy one it seems, I didn't check the others).
These also don't require you to send in business papers.
If they are all subdomains a wildcard ssl cert would work.
These also don't require you to send in business papers.
If they are all subdomains a wildcard ssl cert would work.
I don't believe one of those cheap one's will work as they are only for one domain. The wildcard won't work as it's only for one domain with many subdomains. I want many domains with many subdomains.
I'm not doing my own as the general public will be logging into some sites and I don't want them to have to worry about certifcate pop-ups.
I'm looking to have about 10 domains to start using them.
This is on a Rackspace cloud server so I would prefer to do them all of of one IP as there's only a max of 4 per server.
Is there any major differences between the following?
Right now GoDaddy seems the best as I don't need anything special and they have good prices 10 domains for $170/yr http://www.godaddy.com/ssl/ssl-certificates.aspx?isc=sslqgca02a&ci=9039
StartSSL looks like it has multiple domain names for $49 and I'd imagine $49 for each additional domain? They look to be for 2 years though: https://www.startssl.com/?app=39
Comodo seems ok, but you only get 3 domains for $330 and then each additional one costs $95! http://www.comodo.com/business-security/digital-certificates/multi-domain-ssl.php
Geocerts have 10 for $549, but they're aimed at business: http://www.geocerts.com/ssl/tbidmd
GlobeSSL has one for $155 but again, that's 3 domains. Though it's only $50 USD for an additional year. https://www.globessl.com/SSL-Certificates,Globe-Multi-Domain-SSL.htm#