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   by XERQ 15y ago

   I run SSD Nodes, Inc. ( http://www.ssdnodes.com ) and we have various business clients using our services for their peak offloading while maintaining their in-house infrastructure (I can't be more specific than that because of our privacy p
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   by XERQ 15y ago

   Verisign EV certs get the green text along with the name of the company in the browser (ex: https://paypal.com ) More information: http://www.verisign.com/ssl/ssl-information-center/extended-...
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   by XERQ 15y ago

   We've used Comodo certs for our projects, given out for free by our provider SSD Nodes ( http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1122631 ). I think the certs by themselves are $9-10/year if you decided to get them on your own.
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   by XERQ 15y ago

   Fortinet has a similar feature for the Fortigates. You can have the SSL cert (ex: secure.yourcompany.com) be presented from an IP bound to the firewall and be able to read all communications between the client and server. I'm not sure if th
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   by XERQ 15y ago

   We disabled Cloudflare after a month because of their awful nLayer routing. We were getting complaints of slow accesses from Telia customers in Europe. Now we're back with SSD Nodes and much happier with SoftLayer's peering and transit conn