Originally Posted by
Razakel
Well, yeah, but this post does suggest otherwise. It'd be a great deal if you got an IP with it, but as it stands it's more expensive and it's signed by the OVH CA, which isn't exactly as established as VeriSign or Comodo.
Not sure if it is signed by OVH or not, but if it is, OVH can be a "sub" CA of either those you have mentioned (Verisign, et al). In that case, the certificate is indeed accepted by most browsers. And to become a "sub" CA isn't something anyone can do.
Personally I'm using another provider (already mentioned here) with certs that are not IP bound (just domain bound), which is good enough for basic security and portable.