General FAQ
Internal names include hosts and domains that cannot be registered or resolved in public DNS e.g., server01 or server.local, localhost, etc.
Internal names include hosts and domains that cannot be registered or resolved in public DNS e.g., server01 or server.local, localhost, etc.
Internal IP addresses cannot be registered for use on public networks. They include IPv4 or IPv6 addresses the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) marks as reserved. The most common reserved ranges are 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0-172.31.255.255, and 192.168.0.0- 192.168.255.255. More information is available here.
A Multi-Domain (or Subject Alternative Name-SAN) certificate can support multiple domains, server names, and IP Addresses with a single domain.
A Multi-Domain (or Subject Alternative Name-SAN) certificate can support multiple domains, server names, and IP Addresses with a single domain.
They reduce SSL cost and maintenance by using a single certificate for multiple websites using SAN.
These certificates are more flexible than Wildcard certificates since they are not limited to a single domain.
Note: Only non-Wildcard names can be added as SAN.
Certificates are valid for a period ranging from 1 to 10 years. One can install the certificate on unlimited servers. We offer a 7-day Free Multi-Domain Certificate.
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TLD is the acronym used for top-level domain. It’s the last segment of a domain name after the final dot.
TLD is the acronym used for top-level domain. It’s the last segment of a domain name after the final dot.
A great example of a TDL is: .com
The IANA officially recognizes three types of TLDs:
- gTLD – Generic Top-Level Domains
- ccTLD – Country Code Top-Level Domains
- sTLD – Sponsored Top-Level Domains
Your TLD plays an important role in the Domain Name System (DNS). For more information click here.
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Technical Information
Internal names include hosts and domains that cannot be registered or resolved in public DNS e.g., server01 or server.local, localhost, etc.
Internal names include hosts and domains that cannot be registered or resolved in public DNS e.g., server01 or server.local, localhost, etc.
Internal IP addresses cannot be registered for use on public networks. They include IPv4 or IPv6 addresses the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) marks as reserved. The most common reserved ranges are 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0-172.31.255.255, and 192.168.0.0- 192.168.255.255. More information is available here.
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TLD is the acronym used for top-level domain. It’s the last segment of a domain name after the final dot.
TLD is the acronym used for top-level domain. It’s the last segment of a domain name after the final dot.
A great example of a TDL is: .com
The IANA officially recognizes three types of TLDs:
- gTLD – Generic Top-Level Domains
- ccTLD – Country Code Top-Level Domains
- sTLD – Sponsored Top-Level Domains
Your TLD plays an important role in the Domain Name System (DNS). For more information click here.
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