What Are the Differences Between a Single-Domain Name, Multi-Domain Name, and Wildcard-Domain Name in SCM?
In SCM, options for Domain Type can be Single domain, Multiple domains, or Wildcard.
Parameter |
Description |
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Single domain |
Only one common domain name can be associated. If you have only one domain name, select Single domain. |
Multiple domains |
If you have multiple domain names, select Multiple domains. Purchase domain names of the required quantity on the purchase page. |
Wildcard domain |
If all of your domain names are at the same level, select Wildcard. |
Before you purchase a wildcard-domain certificate, pay attention to the domain name matching rules. Table 2 are some examples.
Domain name |
Matched Domain Name |
Unmatched Domain Name |
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- For wildcard-domain certificates, only those associated with root domain names support the domain names. For example:
- If the www subdomain is associated with a certificate, the certificate also protects the root domain. For example:
- Once your digital certificate is issued, the associated domain cannot be changed.
Table 3 is given here for your reference.
Example Scenario |
Example Domain Name |
Domain Type Selection |
Quantity Selected |
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You have only one domain. |
Single domain |
Single-domain type. The value of Quantity is fixed at 1. |
|
Single domain |
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Single domain |
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You have multiple domains. |
Two domains |
Multiple domains |
2 |
Three domains |
Multiple domains |
3 |
|
Four domains |
Multiple domains |
4 |
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You have multiple domains at the same level. |
Wildcard domain |
Wildcard domain type. The value of Quantity is fixed at 1. |
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