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An Introduction to Certification Authority Authorization (CAA)

SSL.com’s in-depth look at Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) and how it can help protect your website, your business – and your online reputation.

Created by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and described in RFC 6844, CAA lets the owner of a domain name authorize designated and specific Certification Authorities (CAs) to issue SSL certificates for their domain name.

Binding in IIS 7 and 8

How to create a new binding in IIS 7 and 8.

What Are The Requirements for SSL.com SSL/TLS Certificate Domain Validation?

Domain Validation methods and options for all SSL/TLS certificates.

Create a New Website in IIS 5/6

How to create a new website in Microsoft’s Internet Information Server (IIS) 6.

Sharing Certificates Between Servers

Sharing certificates between servers can be accomplished using either of two methods outlined in this guide.

Installing an SSL Certificate in Zimbra

Instructions on the two methods of installing a SSL Certificate in Zimbra.

How to Order a UCC and Change or Update Domains

How to order a UCC SSL with multiple domains using the UCC Wizard for MDC SSL. Also add, modify, change or delete SAN domain entries.

Require Strong Ciphers in Windows IIS 7.5 and 8

Windows Internet Information Service (or IIS) 7.5 and 8 can be configured to use only strong ciphers.

Install an SSL Certificate in Exchange 2007

Working with Microsoft Exchange is both fun and rewarding. However, some tasks take place so seldom that you may need a refresher to help you

Upgrade a Certificate from SHA-1 to SHA-2

You can change from SHA-1 to SHA-2 by “reprocessing” your current certificate. This is free and easy to do at any time via your SSL.com account!

Reprocess a Certificate

Reprocessing your SSL.com certificate is free and can be done as often as required.

Fix Warnings of Non-SSL Elements on Your Site

Mixed-content warnings (non-SSL elements) mean that both secured and unsecured elements are being served up on a page.

Your SSL.com Account – Submitting a CSR

This article will show you the steps to take in submitting a CSR and provide the other information needed to create your certificate.

Your SSL.com Account – Signing Up

The seven steps to signing up and creating your SSL.com account.

Fix the IIS 7 “No Private Key” Error Message

How to correct the “No Private Key” error message in Windows Internet Information Server (IIS).

What Are The Requirements for USERTrust EV Certificates?

There are a few steps to validate and verify a business for EV Certificates.

Remove a Root Certificate in Internet Explorer

Instructions for removing an unwanted root certificate in IE (Internet Explorer).

Remove a Root Certificate in Firefox

How to remove or disable an unwanted root certificate in Firefox.

Disable a Root Certificate in Windows MMC

How to disable a root certificate in Windows MMC. (Microsoft Management Console)

Generate a CSR in IIS 5 Or 6

How to generate a CSR in IIS 5 Or 6.

How to Turn Off SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 in Your Internet Browser

This article will show you how to disable SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 in your browser.

Set Up Microsoft Exchange Server to Use a Fully Qualified Domain Name

How to set up Microsoft Exchange Server to use a Fully Qualified Domain Name (or FQDN).

Create a Certificate Signing Request in Tomcat

These instructions will show you how to create a Certificate Signing Request (“CSR”) in Tomcat using the keytool command.

Generate a CSR for Windows 2012/IIS 8.5

This article will show you how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (or CSR) in Microsoft’s Internet Information Services (Windows 2012/IIS) manager.

Choose the Right Cipher Suites in Schannel.dll

How to choose the right Cipher Suite to use with your Windows Server as well as how to set it up.

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