PositiveSSL Multi-Domain SSL

When you have more than one domain name that needs to be secured, it can be a real pain dealing with multiple renewal dates, configurations, and management. Additionally, using separate SSL certificates for each different domain name does not only increase IT admin expenses but also causes disorganisation in certificate management. If you have multiple domain names, you don't have to purchase different SSL certificates for each separate domain name, thanks to the Comodo PositiveSSL Multi-Domain certificate. Also known as a Unified Communication Certificate or Subject Alternative Name, this SSL certificate is one of the most popular when it comes to securing multi-domain setups.

The Multi-Domain SSL Certificate comes in handy for any size business, school, or organisation. With the ability to install this certificate on an unlimited number of servers, you can easily secure both your mail server in one location and your website with a separate hosting provider. This certificate allows you to have the flexibility you need to not only host but, grow your business. The certificate comes standard with the ability to secure three domains and the option of adding additional domains either at the time of purchase or during the life of the certificate.

For securing MS Exchange setups this Multi-Domain SAN Certificate has proven to be one of the most sought after with SSLTrust customers, and one we highly recommend. Known for its ease of use and quick issuance, you can have the certificate issued in minutes. No business validation is required, only the domain name.

Anyone connecting to your website or service will have complete 256-bit encryption available. Not only is this encryption from Comodo, state of the art, but it is also used by the likes of banks and government agencies, so you know you’re in safe hands.

With a high 99.9% compatibility rate with all modern browsers, smartphones, and mobile devices, you can be sure that your users can browse your website without any worries. No alert messages will be coming up and generating insecurity.

Copy and paste the following HTML code into your website where you wish to display your included Site Seal to your visitors.

<a href="https://www.ssltrust.co.nz/comodo-ssl/positivessl-ucc-san?secured=yes" title="This website uses SSL encryption to secure your information" rel="nofollow" target="new"><img src="https://www.positivessl.com/images/seals/positivessl_trust_seal_md_167x42.png" style="border: 0px;"></a><br>