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What is WildCard?
on 30 Oct 2025 08:24
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Protect the transfer of sensitive data on multiple subdomains under one domain on your server using a single, easy-to-manage certificate. Examples :If you request your certificate for *.myexample.com, you can secure : • myexample.com• www.myexample.com• mail.myexample.com If you request your certificate for *.www.myexample.com, you can secure : • www.myexample.com• mail.www.myexample.com Key Features • One certificate extends to multiple subdomains under one domain on your server.• Full authentication of your business and second level domain verifies your business identity and domain ownership.• Most certificates issued in one day.• Up to 256-bit encryption secures online transactions. Key Benefits • Lower administrative and development costs using a single SSL certificate for multiple subdomains under one domain on your server.• Simplify certificate installation and management by securing multiple subdomains with one certificate and one expiration date.• Immediately protect future subdomains by eliminating the time needed to purchase new certificates.
What is SAN?
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Secure Multiple Domain Names with a Single SSL CertificateSAN cert allows for multiple domain names to be protected with a single certificate.SAN Certificates are often used for Unified Communications (UC) to secure Microsoft Exchange 2007 Server, Office Communications Server 2007, or Mobile Device Manager. For example, you can secure all these domains with a single SAN Certificate:www.bizybank.comwww.exchange.bizybank.comwww.bizybank.netwww.new-bizybank.net
What green Padlocks and Green Bar means?
on 30 Oct 2025 08:24
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Basically Padlocks are the Signs of a secure site If you go to an https site, there’s a padlock somewhere, depending on the browser you’re using. You can test this out yourself by visiting an https site. Just type Https:// before your URL address and then you can see something like this - Green Bar There’s also something called extended validation certificates, which some sites will use. In those cases you will actually see a green address bar with a padlock. This is also secured.
Types of SSL
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Organization Validation (OV) SSL Certificates : where the certificate authority checks the right of the applicant to use a specific domain name plus it conducts some vetting of the organization. Additional vetted company information is displayed to customers when clicking on the Secure Site Seal, giving enhanced visibility in who is behind the site and associated enhanced trust. Example - Domain Validation (DV) SSL Certificates : where the CA checks the right of the applicant to use a specific domain name. No company identity information is vetted and no information is displayed other than encryption information within the Secure Site Seal. The advantage is that it issued almost immediately and without the need to submit company paperwork. This makes DomainSSL ideal for businesses needing a low cost SSL quickly and without the effort of submitting company documents. Example - Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates: where the Certificate Authority (CA) checks the right of the applicant to use a specific domain name plus it conducts a thorough vetting of the organization. EV Certificates activates the browser interface security enhancements, and makes the address bar green bar. For customers who wish to assert the highest levels of authenticity, Extended SSL certificate is the ideal solution. Example -