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[vizubeat]

We use GoDaddy, they're rubbish.

 

I think there's some controversy with some of their practices...maybe... But we also get all our certs from there with no problem. What issues do you have?

[RobD]

The certificates are fine, its their support I'm not keen on. There's always a considerable wait and then I doubt what they have to say. Edited June 19, 2015 by RobD
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[howartp]

We use GoDaddy, they're rubbish.

 

I think there's some controversy with some of their practices...maybe... But we also get all our certs from there with no problem. What issues do you have?

 

The certificates are fine, its there support I'm not keen on. There's always a considerable wait and then I doubt what they have to say.

 

We use GoDaddy and I'm not aware of any issues with their certs - but just a question for everyone: I seem to think some Apple devices don't trust GoDaddy unless you install the certificate - am I making this up, or is it something historic that has changed, or...? We do install the whole chain when setting up SSL on the services we're using it for.

 

Peter

[vizubeat]

We use GoDaddy and I'm not aware of any issues with their certs - but just a question for everyone: I seem to think some Apple devices don't trust GoDaddy unless you install the certificate - am I making this up, or is it something historic that has changed, or...? We do install the whole chain when setting up SSL on the services we're using it for.

 

Peter

 

Godaddy wildcard and individual certs here, no issues with iPhones and iPads not accepting those certificates.