Forum OpenACS Q&A: Advice on where to get an SSL certificate

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1: Advice on where to get an SSL certificate
Posted by Tracy Adams on 01/26/05 03:00 AM
Anyone have advice on where to get an SSL certificate that good enough to provide security for the lowest price.
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2: Re: Advice on where to get an SSL certificate (response to 1)
Posted by Bart Teeuwisse on 01/26/05 03:12 AM
Tracy,

checkout http://freessl.com/. No frills, fully automated and rock bottom price.

Highly recommended.

/Bart

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3: Re: Advice on where to get an SSL certificate (response to 1)
Posted by David Walker on 01/26/05 05:50 AM
Also check out GoDaddy at $30/year.
http://www.godaddy.com/
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4: Re: Advice on where to get an SSL certificate (response to 1)
Posted by Steve Manning on 01/26/05 11:03 AM
Tracy

Weve used SureSSL http://www.suressl.com/whichssl.asp prices start from $49.99

- Steve

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5: Re: Advice on where to get an SSL certificate (response to 1)
Posted by G. Armour Van Horn on 02/01/05 05:20 AM
I've recently used freessl.com and was most impressed. I was running in half an hour. You fill out the form, they call you by automated phone to confirm your meatspace existence, and they issue the cert. Instructions for Apache 2.0 were clear and correct.

The price is $25 a year, I think, but even cooler is the fact that you can get a 30-day trial that works exactly the same as the regular cert. I got one for test.domain.com, which I was happy with what was happening there I got one for www.domain.com, and in two more weeks I'll go back and get one for a year. It looks like you could probably get an endless string of 30-day trials if you wanted to do the work.

Van