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Right, but they provide additional IP addresses only if you can provide evidence that you need them (e.g., SSL certs).
by mcone 13y ago
Right, but they provide additional IP addresses only if you can provide evidence that you need them (e.g., SSL certs).
- 15characterlimi 13y agoDon't almost all web servers/browsers use SNI now? I don't see why you'd need multiple IPs for running multiple SSL sites nowadays. I have done multiple SSL sites on one IP for years.
- plorkyeran 13y agoIE on XP and Android 2.x are the notable things that don't support SNI. Some people still care about these.
- brubaker 13y agoNo one should care about those. Maybe if people stopped supporting old crusty systems, the owners would realize they should upgrade.