SSL Certificate Industry Change
There’s a pretty big change coming for SSL Certificates. And, we think it’s really important to keep you in the loop on these changes.
The biggest change you need to be aware of: if you have an active SSL certificate with an intranet name (e.g.’server1?, ‘mail’, ‘www’, ‘server2.local’, etc.), or a reserved IP address, it’s going to be revoked by October 1, 2016.
Also, on July 1, 2012, customers will no longer be able to purchase, renew, rekey, or manage their SSLs with intranet names or IP addresses that expire past November 1, 2015.
This is an industry-wide decision, not one specific to our company.
For more information on the Certification Authorities Browser Forum guidelines, go here.
For more information on which IPv4 Addresses are reserved, go here. We do not support any certificates using IPv6.
Our highly trained, courteous support staff is waiting to take your call. Whatever time it takes to assist you, that’s the time you’ll receive. We’ll resolve any issue to your complete satisfaction.
