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Thread began 2/09/2010 7:44 pm by muddysmurf | Last modified 2/12/2010 3:04 pm by Eric Mittman | 2138 views | 7 replies |

muddysmurf

ssl certificate

Where is the best place to get an SSL Certificate for a small business? I'm trying to get it as cheap as I can per year.

(Using Powerstore 3)

I see that godaddy has the basic for small businesses for 12.99 a year
gdcompare_ssl.aspx?isc=sslqgo002a

I'm using lunarpages.com for hosting, and i think the ssl certificate is higher than that...

Also, I just read on my host that in order to have an SSL Certificate, I have to have a dedicated IP which is an extra 4.95 a month. Is this correct, or can I buy an SSL certificate through someone else and just install it for that domain without upgrading the IP?

There is already a shared ssl certificate on my host, but I've heard that this isn't the best way to go about securing your site. I'm just starting my business, and like I said before, I'm trying to spend less money than I have to because of the overhead I've already had to pay for.

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Office Guy-172461

Have a look here:

E-commerce - Getting Started Guide
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Yes you have to have a dedicated IP for a cert to work properly because it's verifying that your domain belongs to that IP. Shared certs will show as belonging to your host.

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muddysmurf

Thanks. Would the godaddy ssl certificate that I posted a link to be good enough with the dedicated IP?

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Eric Mittman

You may want to contact them to confirm that it is a dedicated cert but it looks ok to me.

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rejuvesite

I use GoDaddy's certs, hosting, everything. Best customer service I've ever experienced and their online control panels for managing certs and hosting are intuitive and actually work!

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Eric Mittman

Thanks for the feedback, do you know if the cert referenced in the link is a dedicated one?

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muddysmurf

The GoDaddy Support guy wrote me back and said that the promotional discounted $12.99 basic SSL Certificate will work with a dedicated IP. Without the promotion, the SSL Cert is $29.99

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Eric Mittman

That seems like a good deal to me if it is for a dedicated IP.

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