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SSL certificates ensure your website is secure. If you have questions, we’re here to help!
An SSL certificate secures the connection between your website and your visitors by encrypting sensitive information. It's essential for building trust, especially for e-commerce sites, and helps improve SEO ranking.
You can obtain an SSL certificate by purchasing it from a trusted provider or getting a free SSL certificate through services like Let’s Encrypt. Your hosting provider may also offer SSL certificates as part of their packages.
SSL certificate installation depends on your hosting platform. For cPanel, you can install it directly via the SSL/TLS manager. For other platforms like IIS or Apache, you'll need to configure it through the server's settings.
You should renew your SSL certificate before it expires to avoid security warnings. Most providers offer reminders for renewal, and the process is similar to initial installation. Once renewed, you’ll need to install the new certificate on your server.
If your SSL certificate expires, browsers will show a security warning, which can damage your website's credibility and trust with users. It’s important to renew it on time to maintain secure connections.
DV (Domain Validation) is the most basic SSL certificate, validating only the domain. OV (Organization Validation) involves business verification. EV (Extended Validation) provides the highest level of trust, showing your company name in the browser's address bar.
Yes, you can use a Multi-Domain SSL certificate to secure multiple domains or subdomains with a single certificate. Alternatively, you can use Wildcard SSL certificates to secure an unlimited number of subdomains under one domain.
If you see the "Not Secure" warning, it usually means your SSL certificate is not properly installed, expired, or your website is still loading some content over HTTP rather than HTTPS. Ensure all content on your site uses HTTPS.
