If you offer products and services on your website and you'd like the payment data that clients send to be protected, you need an SSL certificate. Secure Sockets Layer is a protocol that encrypts the information exchanged between a user and a web server, but to get an SSL, you need a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). This is Base64 encoded info that the SSL service provider will use to create the certificate. The CSR consists of the website address, Business name and Unit, postal address and e-mail of the business which will use the certificate. The Certificate Authority studies and authorizes the CSR before it provides an SSL certificate which is signed electronically using its private key as an authority. To set up an SSL, you will need a total of 4 batches of code - the CSR, a Private Key that is made after you generate your Request, the actual certificate and a special Certificate Authority code, that is unique for each and every vendor.

SSL Certificate Generator in Shared Hosting

In case you host a website in a Linux shared package from our company and you'd like to get an SSL certificate for it, you are able to do that with just a few clicks within your Hepsia Control Panel. With our intuitive SSL order wizard, you can enter and view the contact info that you would like to be used for the certificate and then pick the auto-configuration option that we have released to make things a lot less difficult - when you approve the SSL request by hitting the link that you'll receive via email after you send your order, our system will set up everything for you, so you will not need to do anything manually at any point. If you want to get a certificate elsewhere, you will be able to use our CSR generation tool and upload the Request code to another service provider. A private key linked to the CSR will also be generated and available in the same section of your account.