A Wildcard SSL Certificate secures your Web site URL and all of its sub-domains. The Wildcard SSL Certificate works the same way as a regular SSL certificate, undergoes the same validation processes, and is available as either a Turbo SSL or a High-Assurance certificate. The difference is that the Wildcard SSL Certificate extends to all of the sub-domains of your domain ?"www.your-domain.ext," "shop.your-domain.ext," "register.your-domain.ext," etc.

Yes, when you renew your Entrust SSL Certificate, you will be required to provide a new certificate signing request (CSR). This is done for security reasons. Unlike other public CAs that simply repackage your old public key in a new certificate and call it a "renewal", Entrust asks that you generate a new key pair and CSR and request a fresh certificate. See similar questions...

For an encrypted connection to an SSL server, you need your own server with its own root access and at least one IP address of your own. You can then install your certificate there yourself. However, should you not have a server with a root access or not have any free IP address, we offer web space that has already been configured with an IP address and fully installed certificate. This way, you benefit from an SSL certificate without having to install it. 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...

No. When entering all the sensitive information about the payment, the buyer will be automatically redirected to a secured Avangate server which uses SSL encryption for this information. See similar questions...

Yes. There is a one time setup fee of $100 to set the certificate up on your account. You may use our 128 bit Thawte certificate for free! See similar questions...

If a web site does not have it's own site certificate, the user's web browser will show a security warning which will 'scare' off many visitors, especially if the site is requesting credit card or personal information. Once you have a SSL enabled which is included on the standard and enhanced hosting plans, you can register a site certificate for $99.95 which will keep a registered certificate valid for 12 months. Please visit the optional features page for more information. See similar questions...

No. XpressCart is specifically designed not to require an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate. Customers are sent to Authorize.Net to securely enter their credit card information. Authorize.net will provide the final checkout page in SSL where customer enter their credit card info. Your customers remain on your site until the final checkout page, where they review the order and enter their credit card information. This page is hosted on an Authorize. See similar questions...

A SSL certificate is a 'must-have' for customers who need to reassure their online customers that they are a legitimate business and that information passing between their browsers and the website cannot be intercepted. For any business managing financial transactions or dealing with sensitive customer data, a SSL certificate is a must. See similar questions...

No, but we recommend you purchase your certificate otherwise any pages that you want secured would show an address such as https://secure.elehost.com/YOURPAGE. If you purchase your own certificate from GEOTRUST (the provider we resell), then you have control over the name that displays. See similar questions...

SSL certificates secure the communication between your customers and your website. Whether or not you need one depends on which payment gateway provider you choose. Most of them will provide you with a secure online form to capture credit card information See similar questions...

No, you can use our generic certificate. However, if you require your own SSL certificate we sell GeoTrust Digital SSL Certificates. See our SSL sales page or the SSL FAQ page for more information. See similar questions...

Our shared SSL is on the shared server. To utilized the shared SSL, you would need to point your browser to https://secure.paxsoft.net/~yourusername See similar questions...

The Common Name field contains the domain or server name. Do not include http:// or before the name or any subfolders indicated by the / after the domain name The web server details are for our records and support purposes only. The certificates are the same format irrelevant of the web server chosen. See similar questions...

Simply use the URL https://www.yourdomain.com or https://yourdomain.com (depending on the host that you supplied when generating your CSR) to link to any pages that you wish to secure. See similar questions...

If you are planning to accept credit cards, either through a payment gateway or using a POS (Point Of Sale) credit card machine, then you must have an SSL Certificate for your site. This is to ensure the security of your site when handling your customers' personal and credit card information. If you are not planning to accept credit cards through a payment gateway or using a POS, then you do not have to have an SSL Certificate. 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...

You can use our SSL certificate, however, it is only available through our domain name. With our certificate you can use the secure URL https://www.jomongee.co.uk/~yourusername - you may find this fine for your particular use. However, if you want https://www.yourdomain.com/ you will need to provide your own certificate. For professional use, we suggest you purchase your own certificate so visitors do not see our domain name when they go to your secure pages. See similar questions...

You have the option to either purchase your own SSL certificate for use with your Bulk Reseller account, or to use the shared certificate installed on the server. The benefit of purchasing your own certificate is that the certificate will reference your domain name instead of NetHostSpace. See similar questions...