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SSLMatrix deals with multipurpose SSL certificates vary from domain certificate, EV certificate, wildcard certificate, Code signing certificate, etc.

waiting to hear from Snel regarding the SLA's on the new DC, if its good then I will do it fairly soon, if not then I will be putting out any new services from the UK in Wildcard Newcastle UK.

@nunim said: wildcard DNS

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I am looking for something that will do GeoIP and wildcard DNS, all the options I've found seem to be pretty expensive for a couple domains maybe I should just do one, this isn't really for production

Therefore it relies on the IP to know what certificate to send, and hence while using a wildcard you can use multiple domains on one IP because it will just send the wildcard for all of them.

But yeah, you can take a wildcard or server specific cert and install it for all the server services (exim, dovecot, pure-ftpd.... )

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Just realized that wildcard subdomain certificate is very very expensive. wew

That would be a stupid wildcard.

http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/2223/cheapest-wildcard-ssl

http://www.google.com/m?hl=en&gl=gb&client=ms-unknown&source=android-launcher-search&q=wildcard+ssl+site:lowendtalk.com

Yep another SSL question, who's got a good price on a wildcard ssl? Just looking to combine all ***.frontrangehosting.com domains behind a single cert.

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Preference for a wildcard certificate, but price wise, I know I am probably looking at a single domain solution.

free startssl isn't a wildcard, and it's limited to one year. So you need to issue one for every host and remember to renew annually. No problem with browsers, mail clients for tls etc, you just have

This issue was for wildcard DNS entries, and underscores for example in a DKIM TXT entry.

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