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The importance of sub-domains cannot be undermined. If you have a website with sub domains and you are not using a Wild card certificate you are exposed to a big security risk! You can secure your website and its sub domains for just $135 with the Latest SSLGenie WildCard Certificates…

SSLGenie presents the most trusted, reliable and affordable SSL Certificates for websites with sub domains. They are called the SSLGenie WildCard. A subdomain is a separate website listed under a domain. Examples are clothes.shoppingmall.com or shoes.shoppingmall.com. Search engines register these as separate sites, even though the host name is the same. When there is a lot if information to be presented on one website or when the business representing the website has logically different categories/divisions – subdomains are the best way to organize the information on the website. Sub domains can work well if your site brances into different areas, for example topic.example.com or topic2.example.com in effect these sub domains are unique sites in their own right, but to the user, they appear to be an extension of one main site.

SSLGenie Wildcard Certificate is a unique product that gives the ability to secure multiple sub-domains within the company through a single certificate. A wild-carded certificate can be used to secure the certificate owner’s website sub-domains (eg shop.yourcompany.com, pay.yourcompany.com etc) with a single certificate. If there is a requirement of securing multiple sub-domains on a website, then a “Wild-carded” certificate is the ideal choice. A Wildcard SSL Certificate helps in achieving SSL encryption on multiple sub-domains with the help of a single certificate as long as the sub domains are on one same physical server, share the same second-level domain name and are under the control of a single organization. For example a Wildcard issued to a company XYZ using the domain www.xyz.com can be used to secure the following domains: login.xyz.com, support.xyz.com, and careers.xyz.com

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Hi, my company owns an SSL certificate that we'd like to keep on our main site – but buy a wildcard (shared) certificate from another company that we can put up on dozens of subdomains. Is this doable?

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