If you want a cert for any and all *.radiclub.eu, you should get a wildcard SSL cert. But that costs a lot, so it's better to get 1 regular cert for 1 subdomain if you only have a few subdomains.

I tried signing up for their wildcard but the activation email didn't even come through >.>

I'm not sure this is a good idea if it does what I think it does. I'm sure very few of us have wildcard SSL certs.

WildCard Networks - Newcastle UK - Coming soon.

startssl class 2? wildcard, multidomain, etc

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@YKM for the UK your budget is fairly low but @sean from openitc.co.uk may be the best hope of this, he has racks in Rapidswitch, Maidenhead and wildcard, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Wildcard did mess it up for me once when I changed vps providers and updated all A records except the wildcard.

^ agreed. I have fun with wildcard DNS handling though.

Or do what I usually do, create a wildcard entry to handle anything thrown at it (Image)

Did you install the SSL Cert correctly? We had some issues when installing a WildCard SSL on cPanel. Make sure you use the correct root CA files and install the certain as a Wildcard denoted by a *.yo

Make sure you really have a wildcard SSL cert.

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http://forums.cpanel.net/f5/ssl-certs-wildcard-domains-across-different-hosts-169030.html#post701022

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Recently I purchased a wildcard SSL certificate to use on my website. After successfully installing it on my host, here is what happened.

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Anyone know if the AlphaSSL Wildcard allows usage on "domain.tld" as well as "*.domain.tld"?

@Alex - you need a wildcard certificate. We sell those at a very low cost, check out our website.