Can I use the email address listed in the Whois to complete Domain Control Verification (DCV)?
Yes, you can do this for DV, OV, and EV certificates.
· 1 min readYes, you can do this for DV, OV, and EV certificates.
· 1 min readAfter completing validation, the Certificate Authority (CA) will send the certificate to the email address you provided as your technical contact. If, for whatever…
· 1 min readPlease upload your file to the correct directory. To make sure the authorization is successful make sure the file is viewable at both yourdomain.com/file…
· 1 min readIf the common name needs to be changed, the only way to do so is by cancelling and reordering the certificate.
· 1 min readThere are a few reasons why this might be the case. First, verify what email address you have chosen for the Doman Control Validation…
· 1 min readThere are two different types of validation procedures, those types being a certificate for an individual or an organization. If you apply under an…
· 1 min readEV certificates require a more stringent verification process than OV certificates. To understand the basis of this procedure, please refer to the above question…
· 1 min readOrganization Validated (OV) verification requires checking your business registration. If the Certificate Authority (CA) can verify this information using online government databases, no additional…
· 1 min readYou do not need to provide any documentation in order to purchase a Domain Validated (DV) certificate. All you will need to do is…
· 1 min readYou can switch your method of Domain Control validation from file-based to email-based for any SSL product that we provide. You can switch from…
· 1 min readIf you are unsure what your Control Panel/Server OS is, we recommend that you ask your web hosting provider or your IT department.
· 1 min readUC stands for Unified Communications and is a newer type of SSL certificate that is designed and primarily used for securing Microsoft Exchange 2007…
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