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Installing an SSL Certificate on Your Dedicated Server
To obtain an SSL certificate for a Web site hosted on your dedicated server, you must first generate and submit a certificate signing request (CSR) to your Certification Authority (CA).
Once the CA has received the CSR, it will process the certificate request and, if the authentication process is successful, issue a signed certificate for your Web site. The CA will provide you with CSR-generation and certificate-installation instructions.
Related Material
For CSR-generation instructions for Apache 2, IIS and other Web servers, please visit: https://certificates.starfieldtech.com/CSRgeneration.go
Once the CA has received the CSR, it will process the certificate request and, if the authentication process is successful, issue a signed certificate for your Web site. The CA will provide you with CSR-generation and certificate-installation instructions.
Related Material
For CSR-generation instructions for Apache 2, IIS and other Web servers, please visit: https://certificates.starfieldtech.com/CSRgeneration.go
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