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>On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 22:01:46 +0800 Zhang Weiwu <zhangweiwu@××××××.com> wrote: |
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>>Philip Leonard wrote: |
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>>>Just get a wildcard certificate for the domain. |
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>>Sorry? but I called entrust.com and they told me on the phone "one |
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>>certificate for one domain, no wildcard certificate". |
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>>Do you know any issuer (that trusted by IE 5.5) could issue wildcard |
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>>certificate? |
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>freessl.com has wildcard certs and they claim a very high percentage of browsers will accept them. |
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Sorry I cannot find related information. This is what I got from the site: |
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"FreeSSL.com certificate range offers browser recognition rates from 99 |
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percent suitable for both test/development, lite ecommerce and high |
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volume / high transaction value ecommerce." |
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This is really not clear, what is recognition? Does this mean 99 percent |
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of the browsers kept the site as trusted CA and will *not* pop up any |
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warning for first time visitors regarding the certificate? I am not an |
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experienced administrator, but I don't think it's possible. |