You can make your certs your self. In Oregon, it is easy to become a Certificate Authority (CA) by registering with the state. Have your company become a CA for your company. I have used Thawte, but they are a part of Verisign now. Shaun Todd Ellner wrote: > Sorry to ask this question again, but I've been having trouble with the > archives, and my Windows machine (which had my old mail) just died in an > interesting fashion. > > Quickly, the company I work for wants to buy some SSL certificates for a > couple web servers and an application server. We looked at Verisign on > the "nobody ever got fired for buying IBM" and because of the nice, > seamless way it embeds itself into the client's browser. Their price per > certificate was high, but not too bad. Then we saw the price per license > that you have to buy for each additional server that is using that > single certificate. The money people said "You have to be kidding." > > So, what are some good alternatives? We are currently looking at Thawte, > Baltimore, DST and Equifax. > > Any suggestions? Any preferences? > > Thanks in advance, > Todd > > >
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