I am currently using single SSL cert (non-wild card) on www.example.com
, what I found that even if I access the file without the www
part, e.g. https://example.com/test.js
There is no browser warnings:
Questions:
- Is it supported by most browsers?
- Assume if both domains are supported, so in the
Common Name
field when creating the cert, should I putexample.com
orwww.example.com
?
Subject Alternative Name
. This might be one of those, though it's impossible to tell without looking for it. I would strongly advise you to use SAN and thus have the cert valid for both sites; otherwise some users will get warnings.Subject Alternative Name
, but I havn't request this feature, seems auto created by Godaddy when issuing the cert?