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What if I can only use one certificate file?
If your hosting platform or company tells you that you can only use one certificate file, then you can combine your server certificate with…
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Can I use SSL to cover an internal domain?
You can use SSL to cover an internal domain if it is an officially registered domain (a publically available FQDN). If the internal domain…
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Where do I get my Intermediate certificate?
An intermediate certificate will be emailed to you along with your SSL certificate. You can also download the intermediate certificate from the vendor's website,…
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What is an Intermediate certificate?
An intermediate certificate is a file that helps the web browser identify who issued your SSL certificate. It is not required, but it is…
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How long are your SSL certificates valid for?
Our SSL certificates can be valid from anywhere to 1-2 years, depending on the certificate you choose to purchase. Per the Certificate Authority/Browser (CA/B)…
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What is the SSL certificate warranty?
An SSL certificate warranty covers any damages that you may incur as a result of a data breach or hack that was caused due…
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Which SSL brands are most trusted and secure?
All of the Certificate Authorities (CAs) that we carry are leaders in the industry and trusted across the world. Symantec is the largest CA…
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What is a Certificate Authority and what is your relationship to them?
A Certificate Authority (CA) is the company that actually issues the SSL certificates. Symantec, Thawte, GeoTrust, RapidSSL, and Comodo are all CAs, for example.…
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I’m a Sole Proprietor, can I still qualify for an OV/EV certificate?
Sole Proprietors outside of the U.K. can qualify for both OV and EV certificates. However, Sole Proprietors located in the United Kingdom or UK…
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How can I use 256-bit encryption?
256-bit encryption is a server configuration. This has nothing to do with the certificate itself, it is based on your server configuration. To learn…
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What is the difference between Wildcard and SAN/Multi-Domain functionality?
Wildcard SSL certificates can cover one main domain (www.domain.com) and an unlimited amount of subdomains (mail.domain.com, login.domain.com, test.domain.com, etc.). Multi-domain (SAN) SSL certificates can…
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What is a Multi-domain or SAN certificate?
Multi-domain or SAN (Secure Alternate Name) SSL certificates can cover multiple domain names on just one certificate. For example, Symantec and Thawte multi-domain certificates…
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