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Where is it more profitable to buy an SSL certificate with a client block?
Please tell me a service with reasonable prices for obtaining a valid SSL certificate with the subsequent possibility of issuing your client certificates. (issuance of server servers is not required)
That is, there is a domain - we want to put the purchased certificate on it and issue it to clients to be able to log in, naturally, if the client does not have a certificate, we will not let it in.
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I would buy from specialized projects selling SSL certificates or from developers of hosting panels. Their sales volumes are much higher than those of hosters (who sell everything in a row). Due to this, the discount from certification centers is often much higher, and prices are more attractive.
If we talk about benefits, then the alignment is as follows:
Masterhost - from 2800 rubles / g
Sslcertificates - from 900 rubles) (it used to be cheaper, but due to the fall of the national currency, their prices in dollars become overpriced)
For your task, you do not need to buy paid SSL certificates. Enough to release your own.
I give an example of commands for Linux, Debian, Ubuntu:
# install OpenSSL
# create a private key of the root certificate
# store it, do not show the file rootCA.key to anyone
# generate a root certificate
# distribute it to your clients (file rootCA.crt)
RELEASE OUR CERTIFICATE FOR THE DOMAIN ########## ###
######## for example for hubhost.ru domain ######################
hubhost.ru can be replaced by any other domain
# generates a private key for the SSL domain
# store, do not show the hubhost.key file to anyone
# generate a CSR request
# sign with the root certificate
# Install hubhost.crt and hubhost.key on host or server.
# Distribute our root certificate rootCA.crt to users
As a result, users who installed rootCA.crt will see a green line and a padlock
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