Cheap SSL certs for SBS?

[MobileTechie]

Anyone got recommendations for cheap SSL certs for SBS boxes, other than GoDaddy?

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Sign up for the true wholesale branch of Godaddy, which is SecurePayNet.Net
About 40% the price.
I'm just doing single name standard SSLs now for SBS...I used to always do the 5x name UCC. But the whole "no more .local" thing squashed that.

 

[Instant Housecall - Corey]

Try ssls.com

 

[bluecoast]

I've been going through clickssl.com for years. They are a rapidssl.com reseller. You get a rapidssl cert for under $15 a year. Single domain of course, UC / wildcard are obviously more.

 

[krtechsolutions]

namecheap.com, super cheap and quick

 

[Magic Miguel]

Sign up for the true wholesale branch of Godaddy, which is SecurePayNet.Net
About 40% the price.
I'm just doing single name standard SSLs now for SBS...I used to always do the 5x name UCC. But the whole "no more .local" thing squashed that.

Hey I've been trying to find out where to sign up for this, can you point me in the right direction? I saw securepaynet-reseller.com but that just looks like someone other than GoDaddy or WildWestDomains actual domain name. It looks like he's just a reseller once I look up the whois on domaintools.com. If you could point me in the right direction to sign up for that program I'd appreciate it!

 

[MobileTechie]

That's great, thank guys.

 

[nightkingdoms]

+1 on ssls.com

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Our page for SecurePayNet
https://www.securepaynet.net/?prog_id=dynall&ci=41748

http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/1410/what-is-the-url-of-my-reseller-storefront

Contact a Godaddy rep

 

[Magic Miguel]

Our page for SecurePayNet
https://www.securepaynet.net/?prog_id=dynall&ci=41748

http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/1410/what-is-the-url-of-my-reseller-storefront

Contact a Godaddy rep

As always, thanks my man!

 

[Magic Miguel]

Sign up for the true wholesale branch of Godaddy, which is SecurePayNet.Net
About 40% the price.
I'm just doing single name standard SSLs now for SBS...I used to always do the 5x name UCC. But the whole "no more .local" thing squashed that.

Quick Q, how are you doing autodiscover.subdomain.com along with the mail.domain.com or whatever it is you use for the internal/external OWA?

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Not doing sub domain.
Autodiscover is just a c-name pointing to the a-record, so the SSL cert is just set to a single outside name you created....like remote.clientsdomain.com
All other C-names just point to that a-record.

 

[TAPtech]

For me the most important thing is the actual mail server address so that everyone's email client is happy without warnings.

Most of my clients aren't using the RWW of SBS. In many ways it is unfortunate as they could be using a much slimmer version of MS Server instead of SBS. Oh well.

I usually go with GoDaddy simply because most of my clients already have a GoDaddy account and I have them purchase it.