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Comodo UCC Multi-Domain SSL Certificate

As a Unified Communications certificate, this product has been designed exclusively for Microsoft Exchange 2010 as well as Office Communications Server 2007. This certificate also…

4.30 out of 5·10 customer reviews·Sold and supported by SSL Retail
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  • 3 domains included at no extra cost, more can be added at checkout.
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What you get

  • Extra domainsCan be added
  • 3 Months Free*Included
  • Domains included3
  • Site sealStatic seal
  • SAN SupportIncluded
  • CA warranty$25,000
  • Issuance Minutes
  • ValidationDomain Validation (DV)
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✔ 3 domains already included
Additional Domains (SAN)
$195.82 $146.87
1 Year
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How it works

  1. Order in a minutePick your term, add your details, check out. No documents, no forms.
  2. Prove the domain is yoursApprove one email, or add a DNS record. That is the entire check.
  3. Install and go liveIssued in minutes. Install it yourself, or add our engineer-led installation at checkout.

What customers say

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  • M
    Marta LópezVerified buyer · March 13, 2026

    No problems at all

    One install, several domains, one renewal date. That was the goal and it worked. Each domain shows its own name correctly in the certificate details.

  • N
    Neha JoshiVerified buyer · March 4, 2026

    Would order again

    Consolidating five certificates into this one made our renewal calendar readable again. Support confirmed the domain list before it was issued, which caught a typo. The only thing I would change is nothing. It did what it said.

  • H
    Hao NgVerified buyer · October 17, 2025

    A few hiccups

    Adding the extra domains during checkout was clearer than I expected. The SAN list was set up exactly as I submitted it. The checkout flow confused me at the add-ons step.

  • K
    Kofi AdeyemiVerified buyer · May 5, 2025

    Excellent service

    We host four client sites on the same box and this covers every one of them. One expiry date to diarise instead of five. Recommended if you want this done without a fuss.

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