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but you have to get a dedicated IP as well, which means you can host less sites on a small server - something bad for smaller biz.
by joelrunyon 12y ago
but you have to get a dedicated IP as well, which means you can host less sites on a small server - something bad for smaller biz.
- nirvdrum 12y agoAll modern browsers support SNI [1]. I guess if you need to support IE8 on WinXP you'll have problems. And IIRC, wget on Ubuntu 12.04 doesn't support it (while curl does). But it's picked up a lot in recent years, which thankfully eases the dedicated IP requirement in many cases. [1] -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indication
- singlow 12y agoAbsolutely no need for a dedicated IP unless you want to support very old versions of Windows or very old versions of Android. I haven't allocated a dedicated IP solely for SSL in years.