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- The experience of recent years shows that the server certificates are the ones requested the most frequently.
if If you don't know which certificate you should order, opt for Unified Communications . - If you are thinking to apply for SSL Plus choose instead anyway a Unified Communications and choose . Similarly avoid EV SSL Plus instead of and go for EV Multi Domain.
Moreover the SSL Plus version doesn't support Subject Alternative Names, or Both SSL Plus varieties are cheap for people buying individual certs; in the TCS contract use the better varieties that allow Subject Alternative Names and 4096 bit keys. - InFor Unified Communications it the portal claims it is possible to have 25 Subject Alternative Names. In reality, more than 100 SANs have been tested successfully.
- The WildCard Plus variant unfortunately has no free choice Subject Alternative Names. They are limited to one Common Name (* .an.example.nl), but the corresponding non-wild domain (an.example.nl) will be included in the certificate. Digicert might change this in the future, but at the moment there is no
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- date if/when this will happen.
- Make moderately use of Extended Validation certificates. Use them for your important public Web sites, but not for server-server connections and choose a policy that does justice to the terms of use .