Why does the website say the SSL certificate is ‘Untrusted’?
This is more than likely because the intermediate certificates were never installed. Installing them should resolve this error. Below you will find links on…
· 1 min readThis is more than likely because the intermediate certificates were never installed. Installing them should resolve this error. Below you will find links on…
· 1 min readThis means that URL in the browser and the common name in the certificate are not an EXACT match (for instance, the www. is…
· 1 min readThere are actually many reasons why this could be happening, some of which could be entirely unrelated to your certificate. So, unfortunately, we can't…
· 1 min readYes, you must have a static IP address for an SSL certificate. If you do not have one, you may be able to assign…
· 1 min readThe issue is that your visitors' browsers are unable to properly identify who issued your certificate. First, confirm that your visitors are not seeing…
· 1 min readFirst, check your certificate license. There are two methods to install your certificate on multiple servers. The first method is to import the certificate,…
· 1 min readWhen the certificate is issued, the Certificate Authority (CA) will send an email to the Technical Contact listed on the order. That email will…
· 1 min readFor all technical support matters regarding your SSL certificate, you can contact your SSL provider, if needed. The CA does not provide direct support,…
· 1 min readYou will need to cancel & reorder your certificate and generate a new CSR with the correct common name.
· 1 min readYou can add additional domains to an active certificate by reissuing it.
· 1 min readIf this happens, your common name is not appropriately formatted for your type of certificate (wildcard certificates should use *.domain.com, for example) or you…
· 1 min readMoving hosts does not mean buying a new SSL certificate. Copy the certificate with its private key, or reissue it with a new CSR…
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