Cloudflare support wildcard SSL.

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I have found another SSL provider for Wildcard SSL certificates.

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IP address and a port. A DNS server could easily wildcard these responses, for instance *.asia._geo.example.com.

I believe wildcard only counts for the first depth. So for lg.virmach.com it would work but for tyo.lg.virmach.com we would need to get a wildcard for "lg.virmach.com" and so on and

A possible reason is they use the free certs from cloudflare which only allow x.virmach.com wildcard but not x.x.virmach.com

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that they use AI for that and just a simple wildcard blocklist) fucks up and blocks things up, then theres our government. So after like 1 hour of screaming on the area manager, I finally got literal

* Get out of a scam free wildcard

Name.com used to do that. They automatically added a wildcard subdomain (if you didn't explicitly add one) which would show a domain landing page with ads.

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Letsencrypt offers Wildcard SSl via DNS authentication...

Then get the one at 3 month validity free. They do have wildcard cert, which I have used in one of my deployment (but recently I decided to switch back to LE to have uniform CA across all my servers).

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Here we are talking about WildcardSSL and ZeroSSL doesn't offer Free Wildcard SSL.

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