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[not working solution] 5 year WildCard SSL for 0.1BTC (~37usd)
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Hm quick question before buying it..., I never used a Wildcard SSL Cert before but am I right that I can change IP and/or domain name (via this site) at 'any time'?
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(I don't want to make a mistake
@TheLonely: The IP doesn't matter, but you can't change the domain after you've got the certificate. It will be issued for:
So if you should ever want to use "anotherdomain.com", you'll have to buy it again. Wildcard just means that all subdomains are valid, eg:
Even cheaper! holy cow
I am wondering if this thread will turn into a complain thread after one year when everybody has to renew his certificate.
5 years*
LET will be long gone by then.
I don't think so, because SSL certificates always have to be renewed yearly as far as I know.
@M66B: Why should that matter? Now I went from 60$/year (StartSSL) to 40$/5y. And when the certificate has expired, I'll just grab another offer
Maybe it doesn't matter to you, but I can imagine it will matter to others, since they didn't get what they expected to get.
@M66B: Didn't see your newest post when answering. No, the certificate is valid for 5 years, so until 2019. No renewals or anything needed.
For You......
And that is how you end a discussion, thanks @emdad
Is the site broken for everybody else too?
http://i.imgur.com/Vl9FzSw.png
It's fine on my side, check it with a proxy or vpn
Sorry to bump this, but can anyone buy this for me using Alipay and I'll send them money on PayPal in return?
I can do this, feel free to PM me the details.
I have a quick question before I head to purchase a Wild Card SSL...
is a Wild Card SSL **NOT **dependent on an IP address ? Can I use it with a Shared IP ?
I have a VPS with a single IP which hosts around 12 domains, one of sites needs to be SSL secured. I'm told by the hosting that I need a separate dedicated IP for a "Geo Trust SSL certificate" which is NOT a wild card.
Please educate me... If I get a wildcard Cert, can I use it with this single shared IP ?
@mehargags: Certificates are usually not bound to IP addresses, so you can use multiple of them with a single shared IP. There are some gotchas though - you require SNI which is for example not supported by Java 6 and WinXP.
You are talking about A SINGLE ssl site though, so you don't even need SNI. Because, think about it, it's the only site which needs to run on port 443 (HTTPS) --> dedicated IP, kinda.
EDIT: If someone should intentionally try to open another domain with HTTPS, he'll get a certificate warning though, as the wildcard isn't valid for that domain.
Thanks @NeoXiD,
Yes thats why I came here to clear my thought... if (presumably) this is the only site to run on https 443, I won't need a separate IP.
Thanks.. and I also get your point on Cert. Warnin for any other domain on https... which isn't going to be the case as I won't need another SSL site on this VPS atleast.
I have requested the SSL, with BitCoin and it did not go smoothly, but it worked!
I had to mail them, because the certificate mail was not sent, but got respons within 12 hours ( time difference between China and Europe )
So if they would create an English version of the site, I would really recommend it.
Well the site is dead and they're not responding to emails. Looks like they've done a runner with my bitcoins...
Loads fine to me.
If they do not respond to your emails, you could try to send message to @xoxo.
It does load if you use www.
We have some dns resolve issue found with the dns provider.... trying to fix....
By the way, your bitcoin transaction hash is?
I've messaged you
I'm pretty sure they have the same pricing as Arvixe and a few other bigger companies where they pay in a lot of money and they get unlimited SSL's. Sorta like SingleHop? Can't remember if they do that too... But yea, that's how they keep them so cheap but $37 for 5 years price is nuts... lol... Are you guys that bought them able to reissue the SSL if you needed to?
@XFS_Duke: As far as I know (might be wrong), reissueing is not possible. I never had to do that though, so it's fine for me.
I notice that a lot are concerned about re-issuing? Why do you need to re-issue if the cert is not ip bound?
Losing private keys.
If you change domain.