Secure Multiple Domains with One Certificate

Find answers to common questions about Multi-domain SSL certificates, including verification steps, issuance time, and security benefits.

FA Multi-domain SSL Certificate from emSign can secure multiple domains and subdomains. The exact number of domains you can include depends on the certificate plan you choose. Typically, you can secure up to 100 domains.

The main benefits include:

Simplified Management: One certificate for multiple domains, reducing administrative overhead.

Cost-Effective: Lower costs compared to purchasing separate certificates for each domain.

Scalability: Easily add or remove domains as your website portfolio grows.

Consistent Security: Ensures all domains and subdomains have the same level of SSL encryption.

To obtain a Multi-domain SSL Certificate, visit emSign.com, select the Multi-domain SSL Certificate, complete the purchase, generate a CSR with multiple domains, and submit the required documents for validation. Once validated, you will receive your certificate for installation.

The time it takes to obtain a Multi-domain SSL Certificate depends on the type of validation chosen. Domain Validation (DV) can be issued in minutes, while Organization Validation (OV) or Extended Validation (EV) may take a few days for document verification.

Yes, most Multi-domain SSL Certificates allow you to add additional domains (also called SANs) at any time. You may need to regenerate the CSR and reissue the certificate, depending on your hosting provider.

After receiving your certificate, follow the specific installation instructions provided by emSign for your web server. If you need help, emSign's customer support team is available to guide you through the process.

When your Multi-domain SSL Certificate is close to expiration, you will receive notifications from emSign. It's important to renew your certificate before it expires to avoid service disruptions and maintain security for all your domains.

Yes, you can secure both domains and subdomains with a Multi-domain SSL Certificate. For example, you can secure example.com, blog.example.com, and store.example.net under the same certificate.

For more details on emSign's Multi-domain SSL Certificates, including pricing and features, visit emSign.com or reach out to our support team for personalized assistance.