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Re: SSL scaling
From: Dexter Caldwell <Dexter.Caldwell () FURMAN EDU>
Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2011 15:12:31 -0400
You could consider Ipsca's free for 2yr certs for education or some other cheap vendor. Or you can consider wildcards ir your own pki. The latter of course is a whole other issue to manage. Dexter The EDUCAUSE Security Constituent Group Listserv <SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU> writes:
We currently use a vended managed PKI portal that allows us to issue SSL certs to internal customers when they roll out a website, but its costs increase almost linearly with the size of our web portfolio. With the way the web is moving, I don't think this linear growth is sustainable. What solutions are in place and recommended among small to medium institutions for managing SSL certificates? Is a wild card cert the only way to manage this growth? I confess when I first moved to Higher Ed I was surprised to find that Educause itself doesn't operate in the CA space. After it has vetted an institution for a .edu domain, the process for validating that institution's identity is already shortcut, is it not? (I apologize if this is a FAQ. I've been unable to access the listserve.educause.edu site to research the archives for some reason.) Best wishes, Michael A. Smith Web & Digital / Academic Technologies Manager Nazareth College
Current thread:
- SSL scaling Michael A. Smith (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Julian Y Koh (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Jay Fowler (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Dexter Caldwell (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling John Ladwig (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Flynn, Gary - flynngn (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Jay Fowler (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Frazier, William S [ITSYS] (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling John Ladwig (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Frazier, William S [ITSYS] (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling King, Ronald A. (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Jack Suess (Jun 15)
- Re: SSL scaling Hubert, Wesley R (Jun 16)
- Re: SSL scaling Michael Fertig (Jun 17)
- Re: SSL scaling Kevin Halgren (Jun 21)
- Re: SSL scaling Michael Fertig (Jun 17)