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I went through the horrendous enrolment process only to find they don't issue certs for subdomains.
by Kudos 15y ago
I went through the horrendous enrolment process only to find they don't issue certs for subdomains.
- moonlighter 15y agoSure they do. I'm using a bunch of them right now. The only restriction startSSL has is that they don't accept popular names like 'amazon' or 'google' for subdomain names (I found out after I tried to get a cert for 'amazon.xxx.com' which we'd run in an AWS EC2 instance for testing). So we switched to 'sandbox.xxx.com' and got the cert within minutes.
- xolox 15y agoThey do, it's just that you cannot register a wildcard certificate for free. When I registered my certificate I could pick one subdomain in addition to the main domain.