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SSL question, wich one i need?

dedicadosdedicados Member
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Hello, i have some servers with 100-200 domains for hosting, and im looking for a ssl for mail.

is really needed the ssl on email??

also using cpanel/whm, all email is sent from hostname of course, but what is better, to add one ssl to the hostname or each domain that send mail.

wich one do you recommend me? comodo, geotrust, verisign

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  • YKMYKM Member

    I would have one ssl, I like geotrust and use comodo, verisign is too expensive.

    If they require ssl under each host name it will get very expensive as you will need an SSL and SAN's

    Why not try one ssl for the FQDN and see how you go.. gotgetssl is very cheap.. a few pounds/dollars.. or try a free 30day one from geotrust.

    HTH

  • dedicadosdedicados Member

    thanks, im going to take a look on that page.

    many options !

    Thanked by 1pcan
  • ShadosShados Member

    Or just go with startssl; once validated you can get certs for an arbitrary number of domains with them.

  • CharlesACharlesA Member

    @Shados said:
    Or just go with startssl; once validated you can get certs for an arbitrary number of domains with them.

    I use them on my personal servers. Can't really beat free tbh, but they do have some restrictions as far as using their ssl certs.

  • dedicadosdedicados Member

    Thanks im going to test with a comodo ssl on the hostname.

  • ShadosShados Member

    @CharlesA said:
    I use them on my personal servers. Can't really beat free tbh, but they do have some restrictions as far as using their ssl certs.

    Wasn't referring to their free tier.

  • GIANT_CRABGIANT_CRAB Member

    Trustwave or Globalsign or AlphaSSL (cheap brand of Globalsign but not very well recognised by Mozilla)

    Comodo's website is pretty painful to navigate.

    I would suggest you to buy SSL certs from resellers like namecheap because they offer a better price.

  • drserverdrserver Member, Host Rep

    If you are after cheap Comodo positive SSL check our offer here:
    https://drserver.net/drbill/index.php?/cart/ssl-certificates/

  • dedicadosdedicados Member

    thanks, i have good prices, but the importat thing is to make it work as desired =D

  • SilvengaSilvenga Member

    For principle I recommend Startcom. Free SSL certificates with 99% browser acceptance.

  • PremiumNPremiumN Member

    I totally recommend Comodo!

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