Let’s Encrypt

Let’s Encrypt provide two types of certificates: Single Domain SSL and Wildcard SSL. Both are available for free use for all XonHost customers and can be issued and managed through the Let’s Encrypt tool in your cPanel. Please note that XonHost issues … Continued

Let’s Encrypt is a trusted authority so there will be no warning messages as long as your site is configured properly and you are using an OS and browser that support SNI. You will see the green padlock and green letters … Continued

The content of your website will be served over HTTP/2 only if you are accessing it through an encrypted connection (https). This means that you will need a valid SSL installed for your domain. The free Let’s Encrypt certificates available in cPanel … Continued

The Let’s Encrypt certificate will be issued for the domain.com and www.domain.com (if both resolve properly to your hosting server). In the case when the www subdomain does not resolve, the certificate will not be issued for it.

There is no known security vulnerability in Let’s Encrypt that can be exploited. What is usually meant by hacker threat in this context is connected with the type of certificate validation. Let’s Encrypt and many other paid SSLs are domain-validated only (DV). … Continued

Yes, you can. You should cancel your current SSL before you can get Let’s Encrypt. However please note that the other SSL certificates from XonHost can be purchased with a dedicated IP and a dynamic site seal, which is something … Continued

Let’s Encrypt certificates are valid for 90 days. A XonHost-issued Let’s Encrypt SSL will be renewed automatically 30 days before its expiration. If you do not want to have your SSL renewed, you can cancel it from cPanel -> Let’s … Continued

Yes, SiteGround hosting solutions support the free Let’s Encrypt SSL. You can check how to manage your Let’s Encrypt certificates in our Let’s Encrypt Tutorial. Additionally SiteGround offers paid types of SSL certificates – WildCard and EV SSL. You can order such … Continued

Let’s Encrypt is a free certificate authority developed by the Internet Security Research Group (ISRG). Let’s Encrypt provide two types of certificates. The standard single domain SSL and the Wildcard SSL, which covers not only a single domain, but all … Continued

In terms of secure encryption, they are equal. All are trusted by the major browsers. Also all display the green padlock in the address bar of your browser. Still there are the following differences: Let’s Encrypt doesn’t offer dynamic site … Continued