HE DNS doesn't support wildcard.

wildcard NameVirtualHosts and _default_ servers:

If I were to hack,why should I care about number and not use wildcard? Also, afaik API infos, just like admin/clients info are stored on SQL. I am pretty sure lighty doesn't control any SQL or any suc

I think you probably mean wildcard networks, onyx are not really suitable for this sort of hosting, wildcard (NE5) is probably going to be the next location in the UK.

There is wildcard SSL that can be used on unlimited subdomain, but if you would like to use on more than one domain, you have to buy new SSL (Image)

wildcard, so saionetduhaonsetuh.domain.com will resolve

Who cares about EV, give me multi-domain and wildcard subdomain certs. (Image)

I would recommend that you contact your GlobalSign sales guy... your profit margin should be closer to $29 when charging $60 for AlphaSSL Wildcard. I can provide you with the email address for our sal

@Damian it's like an $18 profit margin for an AlphaSSL Wildcard with the website pricing. Considering the work involved, risk, transaction fees and so on, we're actually left with less. Far less.

That being said, how many of you need a Wildcard AlphaSSL and for how long. You can post here. I see what I can do. As far as lowering the official web site price, we won't do it anymore because every

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@Randy Not for wildcard.

I used http://garrisonhost.com/ssl.htm for the last Alpha SSL wildcard I got, got 3 years so price went down to $35 per year.

AlphaSSL Wildcard Certificate - 1 Year

I've been creating something similar and have come up with this using a wildcard in bind;

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The Wildcard works on a single top level domain with an unlimited number of subdomains, i.e. *.vpsnodebox.com

So I assume the wildcard ssl work on multiple subdomain whereas the normal alpha ssl only work on 1 domain prefix, eg "www"?

@Randy I am not. To be honest if I wasn't shooting for consistency I would go to CheapSSL myself if I needed a regular non-Wildcard SSL.