It also, ironically, broke a bunch IIS and Azure Web App hosted sites due to an incorrect intermediate being sent by the servers, with no recourse for new and renewing users at the moment...See https://github.com/sjkp/letsencrypt-siteextension/issues/42
Internet Explorer doesn't support SNI on Windows XP, correct.
Let's Encrypt doesn't force you to use SNI, though. SNI is not something you "stick" on a certificate - it's a TLS extension which you don't have to use at all.
rjbwork|10 years ago
haroldp|10 years ago
pfg|10 years ago
Let's Encrypt doesn't force you to use SNI, though. SNI is not something you "stick" on a certificate - it's a TLS extension which you don't have to use at all.