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that doesn't help if you still want folks who use IE on XP to connect to your site with SSL, since you can't rely on SNI in that instance. The key part was the
by johnny22 16y ago
that doesn't help if you still want folks who use IE on XP to connect to your site with SSL, since you can't rely on SNI in that instance.
The key part was the "1 ip address"
- agl 16y agoMultiple names in the certificate isn't the same as SNI. The server is still giving the same certificate to every client so SNI support isn't needed and XP clients will work.
- johnny22 16y agoi know, i saying that getting multiple single domain certificates won't fit the bill. That's why a UCC was needed