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I'm thinking of buying a wildcard SSL cert from clickSSL :

http://www.clickssl.com/rapidssl/rapidsslwildcard.aspx

That would be a rapidssl certificate, and I was looking into my firefox options to see if RapidSSL is in the list of recognized Authorities. My certificate manager doesn't mention RapidSSL anywhere.

Am I looking for the wrong name, e.g. is rapidssl recognized by browsers under a different name? I want to be sure that this certificate is working in all major browsers (including IE6)

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I wish I could find a site that uses a RapidSSL certificate, but according to what I read they are under the "Equifax Secure CA" certificate root. That one seems to be in all the clients I use.

GregS
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They don't have their own root certificate. It is a GeoTrust/VeriSign brand. But they are supported by all major browsers.

Robert
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I would take a look at AlphaSSL for a budget certificate, as the Rapid/Verisign brands have mis-issued certificates in the past, go over to prontossl and let them know you have come from this site, and they'll give you extra discount as well

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