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As far as I'm aware there is no way to implement wildcard SSL certificate with vCloud Networking and Security Manager, even in version 5.5.
]]>Nate,
I had the same issue and it proved that i had to set that setting on my CA in the article you posted a link to. Apparently if the SAN value is part of the CSR its not an issue but when its supplied as "additional attributes" on the certsrv web-form SAN has to be allowed as per the article you reference.
]]>Thanks Michael.
]]>It is mandatory to use the CSR that is generated by the vShield Manager web page. Else you have no way of generating and uploading the key.
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