You could but we do not recommend it. SSL is a very server intensive process. This will slow down your site tremendously especially as user traffic increases. You really only need to protect form pages that you feel are passing information that is highly sensitive between the server and the browser.

Multidrop-mode problems: M1. I've declared local names, but all my multidrop mail is going to root anyway. See similar questions...

Yes, SSL certificates can be used to secure your website. If you activate Online Payment Processing and wish to accept payments from within your own website an SSL certificate will be required. Because we maintain maximum availability for your solution by hosting on a "web farm", you'll need to acquire one certificate for each server where your app is hosted. Contact us to determine the correct number of certificates. See similar questions...

We do not provide this feature for security and liability reasons. Every customer needs to have their own SSL certificate. See similar questions...

Yes, SSL certificates can be used to secure your website. If you activate Online Payment Processing and wish to accept payments from within your own website an SSL certificate will be required. Because we maintain maximum availability for your solution by hosting on a "web farm", you'll need to acquire one certificate for each server where your app is hosted. Contact us to determine the correct number of certificates. See similar questions...

What is SSL? The SSL security protocol provides data encryption, server authentication, message integrity, and optional client authentication for a TCP/IP connection. Because SSL is built into all major browsers and web servers, simply installing a digital certificate turns on their SSL capabilities. See similar questions...

No, all credit card numbers are taken at the site of the payment processor using their SSL connection with the exception of Verisign PayFlow Pro, Authorize.net AIM method and our own "Capture Card" method. When I open my asp pages in Dreamweaver or Frontpage, I don't see the products that are entered in my database, or DHTML menu, (where applicable). To view ASP page dynamic content correctly, you must use a webserver. See similar questions...

A Secure Server is a type of web server in which data is encrypted within transit. This means that web users can submit sensitive information (like credit card numbers) over the Web without risk of being intercepted in transit. See similar questions...

Yes, to have SSL your account must have dedicated IP (we can give it for you for $20 setup) + also you must order security certificate, you can order it on different sites, for example www.thawte.com, www.verisign.com, www.geotrust.com See similar questions...

Yes, we recommend using SSL. Forms-based authentication credentials are passed over the network in "clear text". See similar questions...

Yes and no. Each password protected area of our site; THe Public Forum, Student Resources Area, Online Store and Onlune Support System; all use a seperate registration system. So while you can use the same login for each system, you'll need to register for each one individually. See similar questions...

When you logon as a subscriber, you will enter the MEMBERS ACTIVITIES CENTER. This is YOUR stress manager! You will see many links. They all have either an on-line, real time activity behind them, or are prompting you through a stress management process (with a little fun added in). Choose one according to your mood. If you don't know which one will really "do it", then keep clicking. Most people find what they need right away. See similar questions...

This is probably due to an incompatibility in daemon.c. Take a look at it and see if you find anything odd for your platform. R2. tcptty hangs when used with pppd. tcptty fork a separate process for executing the command specified (in this case pppd). tcptty should continue to execute regardless of what pppd does. The problem is likely somewhere else. Some platforms take time to cleanup TCP connections. Wait a while and try again. See similar questions...

Obtain and install a TLS/SSL library. Qpopper works with the free OpenSSL package as well as SSL Plus and Security Builder® from Certicom. Compile Qpopper. If you are using OpenSSL, add --with-openssl to the ./configure command. If you are using SSL Plus and Security Builder® add --with-sslplus to the ./configure command. Make sure your system has /dev/urandom. Many systems already do. You can usually obtain one from your vendor. See similar questions...

If you wish to call a secure script, you can do this by using the following URL's, depending on your server IP address: IP address 69.44.155.226: https://secure.interxstream.com/~yourusername/directorytoform/formname.html Not sure what your IP address, or don't see your IP address listed, contact support@interxstream.com, and be sure to list your domain name. See similar questions...