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Quick Shopping Cart supports a number of different payment methods, including credit cards, PayPal, personal checks, cash, purchase orders, and cash on delivery (COD). Credit card processing is supported through online processing (through a payment gat...
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Unified Communications Certificates (UCC) are SSL Certificates that secure multiple domains and multiple hostnames within a domain. They allow you to secure up to 100 domain names in a single certificate and can consolidate all your secure domains into...
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As part of the certificate request process, when you generate the Certificate Signing Request (CSR), enter as the common name the domain you consider your primary domain. In most cases, this would be the ".com" TLD (www.yourpersonaldomainname.com). How...
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An 6-in-1 SSL Certificate covers up to six top level domain (TLD) variations of a single domain that are pointed to the same IP address as the main site. For example:yourpersonaldomainname.com yourpersonaldomainname.net yourpersonaldomainname.org yourp...
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You would generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) for your 6-in-1 SSL certificate the same way that you would for a regular SSL certificate. Enter as your certificate's common name, the domain you consider your primary domain. In most cases, this ...
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If, during the certificate setup procedure, you apply less than the available six top level domains (TLDs) to the 6-in-1 SSL Certificate, the remaining TLDs will be available for setup at a later date. An "https://" prefix in the URL and a key or padlo...
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No. Because an SSL certificate only works properly with the domain for which it is issued, pointing a domain to an IP used by another SSL-secured site normally will cause a certificate security error.
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We cannot retrieve a lost SSL account password. If you forgot your password, you may create a new one instead.To do so, go to the login screen of the SSL Web site and enter your User ID and the email address you used when you set up the account, then c...
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Our authentication process ensures the highest level of trust. Only through thorough validation of submitted data can the online customer rest assured that online businesses that display SSL certificates indeed are to be trusted. The specific authentic...
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If we are unable to verify a certificate-requesting entity's domain registration and domain control via the Whois database (generally because the information in the Whois database cannot be found or does not match the information in the certificate req...