Which SSL certificate should I choose?

For a standard website, DV SSL is usually enough. For organization validation choose OV or EV; for many subdomains choose wildcard; for many names choose multi-domain SAN.

When is DV SSL enough?

DV SSL is enough when you need HTTPS and domain-control validation, for example for a company website, landing page, panel, webmail or a technical subdomain.

What should be checked after SSL installation?

Check certificate chain, expiry date, HTTP to HTTPS redirects, www and non-www versions, mixed content, forms, CMS settings and cache.

Does SSL also matter for e-mail?

Yes. Secure IMAP, SMTP and webmail connections use TLS/SSL. For e-mail credibility you should also configure SPF, DKIM and DMARC.

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Multi-Domain / SAN certificate

Choose SSL certificates for HTTPS, mail, panels and brand visibility: DV, OV, EV, wildcard, SAN plus BIMI/VMC paths.

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Multi-Domain SSL lets you protect several domain names with one certificate.

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What is SAN for?

A single certificate can include several names, brands, language versions or services.

SAN vs wildcard

Wildcard covers subdomains of one domain; SAN can cover different domains or hosts.

Planning

List all names before ordering and plan for future changes.

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