a few positives ssls are cheaper than a wildcard ($8,95 < $89)...

And for subdomains, you need a wildcard cert, or buy a cert for each subdomain (excluding the www one).

Wouldn't the subdomains require the use of a wildcard ssl? Been meaning to ask this as well.

I have only one cert for each domain. For multiple subdomain or wildcard certs you will need to upgrade your verification level (paid service). As long as your verification is valid you can request un

@rajprakash: When binding a socket, 0.0.0.0 is a wildcard and means the daemon wants to listen on all of the host's available addresses (though whether it includes IPv6 addresses differs from OS to OS

Since I've started using Nginx for the personal sites, I've been using an underscore for a domain wildcard. I've come across a couple of mentions that actually a pair of double quotes with nothing be