I've voted 2, but currently only use 1. We will soon have 2 sites - 1 which is our public site, with a school shop, and another which is our webservice site - used by externally managed sites (saves us opening ports to database servers).
No
I need one certificate
I need two certificates
I need three certificates
I need four or more certificates
We are undertaking a bit of important research and need to find out just how many schools out there require SSl certificates and how many you need. This should include any self signed certificates you currently have to ensure correct operations of your Exchange, VPN, online reporting etc.
This is for UK schools only, but if you are from another country and would like us to run a poll for you please don't hesitate to us![]()
I've voted 2, but currently only use 1. We will soon have 2 sites - 1 which is our public site, with a school shop, and another which is our webservice site - used by externally managed sites (saves us opening ports to database servers).
We use 3
Exchange Outlook Web Access
SSL VPN
Moodle
*bump*
Please cast you vote if you haven't done so. This is all in a good cause, trust me![]()
We use these for certificates :
Exchange Outlook Web Access
ePortal (MIS)
SGD (Sun Secure Global Desktop)
Peele.biz (Fundraising website)
Exchange
Moodle
OnlineReporting
So 3 atm. Unless Janet have wildcard domain certs available (a la GoDaddy)?
Voted, but schools can have as many free certs as they want from certs.ipsca.com
diggory (14-07-2009)
i voted 4 +, bit only need one wildcard cert per school. i do however (with my colleagues) support 55 schools. the trouble has not been finding a supplier but getting the local council to respond the the licence provider. the council hold the top level domain name and the provider wants them to respond to the verification request.
if any one knows how to get the cert provider to repond to the school direct I would be very greatful!
BoX
we use 1 at the moment for exchange
one wildcard
Exchange, Software VPN, MIS, Moodle(pending). We publish instructions for people on how to install our own CA cert into their browsers.
Can only think of 2 at moment - OWA and VPN...
What Cybernerd said, a Wildcard cert for our *.schoolname.lea.sch.uk domain.
Ohhh I voted for 3 but a wildcard one sounds the ticket
We have:
MIS (Serco CMIS/ePortal)
Moodle
Website
Home Access
Social Network (elgg)
Radio Server (needs one for admin but not currently running yet)
Karoshi Web Management
VPN
So that is 9![]()
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