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Do SSL certificates work in all web browsers?
SSL Certificates are compatible with 99.9% of all browsers, including all major web browsers.
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How does SSL work?
An SSL certificate is a file installed on the web server that a web site is running on. This file...
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How many domain names does a certificate secure?
The SBS certificates support the domain name and the "www" record. For GeoTrust and Verisign, you...
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I changed web servers, and my certificate no longer works. Can I get the certificate reissued?
Yes. On your new web server, generate a new CSR for your certificate. For most CAs, you can...
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What benefit is there to purchasing a higher assurance certificate?
Low assurance certificates that perform domain only verification only encrypt the connection....
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What is a CA?
CA stands for Certificate Authority. A CA is the company issuing the certificate that does all of...
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What is a CSR?
CSR stands Certificate Signing Request. A CSR is a special key generated by a web server using...
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What is SGC?
"Server Gated Cryptography" ("SGC") was developed for legacy computers and browsers that only...
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What is SSL?
SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. It is an encryption layer that encodes information that is...
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What is the difference between a domain validation certificate and higher assurance certificates?
Higher assurance certificates such as Organization Validation and Extended Validation require the...
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Why do I need an SSL certificate for my site?
If your site sends or receives sensitive information, including accepting payment information,...
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