On 1st November 2018, Comodo CA announced the rebranding to Sectigo.
The current changes affecting only naming and no changes to products
or prices. However, there is one positive change, Sectigo decided to
allow Yellow Pages resources for phone verificat...
Here are official resources with installation manuals from all CAs we
work with. Those manuals will help to Install SSL certificate to most
traditional systems/platforms, generate CSR/KEY code on a server. Try
use Search Engines like Google.com with keywo...
The process of renewal is almost the same as placing a New Order. You
may start renewal within 90-days before expiration. You will need to
submit new CSR, pass the validation and reinstall new files on the
server.
TO RENEW SSL CERTIFICATE
* Login to ...
We never had your Private Key. The Private Key is generated on the
Hosting web server or Using Online CSR generators together with CSR as
a pair and should be saved by you in a safe place. The only way to fix
the situation if you lost it, is to generate n...
Once you have placed a new order via the Client area, it will have
"Incomplete" status, as it requires passing SSL generation process.
Orders via API/reseller modules do not have such status, as you will
fill all that information on resellers/partners sid...
The most common issue when SSL not working in some browsers and mobile
devices is missing or wrong Intermediate certificates. Check SSL
installation if you think that SSL is not compatible with some
browsers or mobile devices. We suggest using SSL checker...
We sell and provide products that should satisfy most customers for
100%, however, we may offer a full refund if for some reason you are
not happy or not satisfied with service. We refund for any cases,
doesn't matter if a wrong product purchased or chang...
You can reissue any SSL certificate, it requires if you lost a private
key, or changing your server, or for any other reason. Please note!
It's possible to reissue active SSL certificate only, it's not
possible to reissue order while not issued yet.
SSL...