> Could this be because of the lack of SNI support on old browsers?
It's possible.
But you should be able to tell on the client itself - if there is ssl cert
domain mismatch or the client can't connect at all.
Imo the easiest way to check https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/
p.s. newer Openssl (1
Could this be because of the lack of SNI support on old browsers?
Thanks
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Hello everybody,
I have one single website running a RapidSSL certificate, that doesn't work
on old mobile phones and browsers, like Symbian. My customer, however,
insist in having this site with SSL fully compatible with old browsers.
I am already using and old cipher for old browsers generated
