For companies and organizations that are running multiple websites, managing their accompanying digital certificate can be a challenging task. That’s why there are Multi-Domain SSL certificates. Now you can encrypt up to 250 different domains, sub-domains, external IP addresses or host names on a single SSL certificate. Sectigo OV Multi-Domain SSL Certificate are available at all three validation levels, too. Meaning you can get the highest level of validation across all your domains.
Sectigo OV Multi-Domain SSL Certificates can cover up to 1,000 different domains and IPs on a single certificate.
This is entry-level encryption which allows you to protect multiple domain names with one SSL Certificate. It's a domain validated SSL Certificate, which means there's no need to wait for days—it can be available within minutes.
The PositiveSSL Multi-Domain Wildcard is the perfect marriage of function and affordability. Cheaply encrypt up to 1,000 domains and all associated subdomains.
Sectigo Multi-Domain SSL certificates can handle up to 250 different domains, sub-domains and IPs on a single certificate. This makes managing certificates a breeze. Here’s how it works: when you fill out your Certificate Signing Request, you are asked to insert the domain you’re encrypting in the FQDN field. With a Multi-Domain certificate you also have the option to list additional websites in the SAN or Subject Alternative Name fields.
Most Sectigo SSL certificates come standard with 2-4 SANs, after that you have to buy them individually. This is still more practical than springing for individual certificates, both from a cost perspective and from a certificate management one.
Whatever you need it to. Sectigo Multi-Domain SSL certificates are incredibly versatile. Here are some examples of sites you could secure with a Multi-Domain certificates.
A Multi-Domain SSL certificate can secure:
With Multi-Domain SSL you can run multiple services on one IP address and use a multi-domain SSL certificate to secure them all.
One of the biggest advantages of the Multi-Domain certificate is that it’s available at the Extended Validation level. While browsers don’t trust Wildcard EV certificates due to the potential risks with subdomains, Multi-Domain certificates allow for Extended Validation since each item listed is a known quantity. This ensures that EV is feasible without blindly encrypting at the first subdomain level of the URL.
Make sure that no matter which one of your websites your customers are using—they know who’s running it. Assert your identity across every domain and sub-domain.
When people see Extended Validation in the certificate details, they make certain assumptions about the company that’s behind it.
No matter what you need to secure, Multi-Domain SSL can secure it for you.
A. Multi-Domain SSL certificates gives you the flexibility to secure up to 250 different domains, sub-domains and IPs, while also reducing the burdens of managing individual certificates for each.
A. A Wildcard certificate only secures one domain and an unlimited number of accompanying sub-domains. A multi-domain SSL certificate secures up to 250 different domains, sub-domains and IPs with a single certificate. So both the maximum (unlimited vs. 250) and the functionality are different.
A. A Multi-Domain Wildcard can function as both a Wildcard and a Multi-Domain certificate. You can place an asterisk at the sub-domain level you’re trying to encrypt in the SAN fields of the CSR. This lets it encrypt up to 250 domains and all of their accompanying sub-domains.
A. Originally UCCs were designed to work specifically with MS Exchange and Office Communications servers. Nowadays you can use other certificates on those servers, too.
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