SAN vs. wildcard certificates – what’s the difference?
OpenSRS offers an impressive lineup of SSL certificate products.
We’ve received a few queries about Subject Alternative Name (SAN) certificates and how they differ from wildcard certs. With that in … Continue Reading
Which SSL certificate do I need?
This is by far the most common question in the minds of end-users.
The most successful way to sell SSL certificates to users who are unsure is this: Assess and suggest. … Continue Reading
New OpenSRS status site launches on July 2
We are planning to cutover to the newly updated OpenSRS Status website on Tuesday, July 2. It will be at the same URL as the current site – http://opensrsstatus.com.
The … Continue Reading
Q3 domain promotions
Seasons change and so do our quarterly promotions. A bunch of our Q2 promotions wrap up at the end of June, while a couple stick around to join a pair … Continue Reading
A new OpenSRS status site is coming soon
Within the next month or two, we’ll be re-launching OpenSRS Status with a new look and a bit of a different way of doing things.
Since we launched the site … Continue Reading
Meet our reseller: HostingSolutions.it
We’re back with another reseller profile. This time we take a look at one of Italy’s leading hosts, Hosting Solutions.
They’ve offered a range of hosting services in the Italian … Continue Reading
goMobi update coming March 21
On March 21, goMobi plans to release an update to the goMobi mobile website service. Full details on the new features and enhancements to goMobi are available in a … Continue Reading
Help & support portal updates
With the new OpenSRS Help & Support Portal now fully up and running for a few months now, I thought it would be good to show you some of the … Continue Reading
Holiday hours for Family Day, Monday, February 18, 2013
Our Toronto office will be closed on Monday, February 18th, 2013, for the annual Family Day holiday here in Ontario. This is a mid-winter holiday celebrated in most Canadian Provinces. … Continue Reading
Beware of DNS services "invoices"
A company by the name of DNS Services Corporation is apparently sending out letters to domain registrants that look very much like an invoice for DNS services. They are likely … Continue Reading