SSL.com Certificate Authority Roots
Intermediate Files
If you have installed your new certificate but are experiencing trust errors, then please be sure that the proper supporting certificates have been installed on the server. These are different files than were previously used for your SSL.com certificates. You can follow these handy steps to get the files added and any warning messages removed.
Installation
From CA Root Certificates Download, download the hierarchy depending your issued certificate, expand the compressed file and review the contents.
Locate the Root CA Certificate and install it onto your server(s). This certificate should be imported into the Trusted Root certificate store, or the trustpoint/keystore that you are using for your certificate installation.
Once the CA Root Certificate have been added, restart the web server and test the secure connection. You can use a third party certificate scanner like the one at SSL Shopper to identify any issues with the installation. Use the URL below to test your website(s). Next, locate the Intermediate CA and install it as well. Again, try to place the certificate in the Trusted Root certificate store, or the Trustpoint/keystore that you are using. Please be aware that some Windows systems may automatically place the certificates in the Personal folder. This is perfectly acceptable and will not hinder the functionality of your website.
SSL Checker: https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html?hostname=
CA Root Certificates Download
Please let us know if you have any problems adding the intermediate certificates. We’re always ready to assist our customers.
SSL.com Root and Intermediate Certificates can be downloaded from the SSL.com Repository page.
