Considering the number of IP addresses they'll probably have to dedicate to every CF distribution with a custom certificate (at least one for each edge location), it's definitely reasonable.
That being said, I'm hoping they'll switch to SNI at some point. Windows XP won't be around forever (well, one can hope...). IMHO SNI is the better long-term solution (especially when it comes to costs), so once the number of clients not supporting SNI drops to a negligible number, they should go for it.
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Considering the number of IP addresses they'll probably have to dedicate to every CF distribution with a custom certificate (at least one for each edge location), it's definitely reasonable.
That being said, I'm hoping they'll switch to SNI at some point. Windows XP won't be around forever (well, one can hope...). IMHO SNI is the better long-term solution (especially when it comes to costs), so once the number of clients not supporting SNI drops to a negligible number, they should go for it.