Yes recently I have checked the home page of knownhost, It offers free SSL and VPS just like Bluehost or Hostgator, etc.Hello,
KnownHost include SSL for free on their VPS?
Thanks a lot.
Functionally they're the same. LetsEncrypt has tighter restrictions on number of requests and such but in the end it doesn't much matter.Any difference between LetsEncrypt and Comodo ssl? Purchased a few ones from Namecheap.
The only way you wouldn't be eligible is if your VPS was using CentOS 6 (32-bit) with cPanel as cPanel would be stuck to version 11.56 which is before AutoSSL was fully utilized and available.I have one of your older VPS-2 accounts. Is it the same for that?
cPanel did send me an email a short time ago saying they were installing a new certificate for the hostname, and that it auto-renews each year. They didn't mention the other domains.cPanel provides 1 year signed certificates for the hostname (server) and then 90 day certificates for every eligible domain via AutoSSL (Sectigo) or Let's Encrypt.
It has:The only way you wouldn't be eligible is if your VPS was using CentOS 6 (32-bit) with cPanel as cPanel would be stuck to version 11.56 which is before AutoSSL was fully utilized and available.
If you're operating an eCommerce site that takes forms of payment I would go with one of the paid for SSLs due to the fact they have warranties to back them up as well as guarantees. The free SSLs are just there for basic coverage and to give you the padlock and https in the url thanks largely to Google a few years back.So is there any advantage to paying for the cheap DV SSLs you sell vs just using the free ones that cPanel is providing me? Or are they basically the same thing?