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> Any host that still requires a dedicated IP for https is woefully out of date. May be true in a perfect world but this is my web host (bluehost): >> Note: S
by LarryMade2 9y ago
> Any host that still requires a dedicated IP for https is woefully out of date.
May be true in a perfect world but this is my web host (bluehost):
>> Note: Since SSL Certificates are Domain/IP specific, you must first Purchase a Dedicated IP before purchasing or having an SSL Certificate installed on your account. They will NOT work with a shared IP address.
I'm pretty sure a lot of other hosting services still go that route.
- throwaway2048 9y agoAt this point SNI is 10+ years old, hard to have much sympathy for a company that has sat on things that long.
- syncsynchalt 9y agoBluehost Brasil supports SNI - http://cp.br.bluehost.com/kb/answer/2643 http://cp.br.bluehost.com/kb/answer/2643 Bluehost US doesn't seem to, as you indicate - https://my.bluehost.com/cgi/help/473 https://my.bluehost.com/cgi/help/473 I'm not sure whether they just don't support SNI yet, or whether they are artificially enforcing this restriction so that they don't have to deal with IE6 not working.