If you have an SSL certificate hosted on your SOLVEFORCE hosting, Website Builder v7, or Quick Shopping Cart site, you’ll need to uninstall it before you can change the domain name. It can take 24 to 72 hours for your certificate to uninstall. Related step Account type Next Step cPanel (Linux) Hosting Change the domain … Read more
You can change your SSL certificate’s common name, which is the primary domain name that the certificate secures and encrypts. How you change your common name depends on where your certificate is currently hosted: Hosting What to do Primary domain on a SOLVEFORCE hosting account Uninstall your certificate from its current location. Change the domain … Read more
We recommend using Qualys® SSL Labs’ SSL Server Test for information about your SSL’s configuration. More info
Once you install an SSL certificate on your website, you need to redirect your visitors to the secured (HTTPS) version of your site. Choose the hosting scenario for your website: Notes:• These instructions don’t apply to Managed WordPress accounts with an SSL certificate. The HTTPS redirect is automatically enabled after the SSL certificate install finishes … Read more
Required: This article is for customers that have already requested their SSL, downloaded their SSL files, and are ready to install those files onto their server. If you haven’t done those things, here are some resources for you. After you’ve downloaded your certificate files, you can install them on your server. Note: If you do not see your … Read more
If you’re manually installing your SSL certificate on your hosting account or server, you need to download your primary and intermediate certificates from the SSL dashboard. If the option to download your SSL certificate is disabled, we’ve already installed the certificate for you. No need to follow these instructions! Your certificate will download.
After you request your SSL certificate, we’re required to verify that you control the domain(s) that you are requesting the certificate for. The verification process depends on the type of certificate and the type of web server you have. Choose the scenario that best describes your situation.
Managed SSL service where we install and manage the SSL certificate for you if you prefer to spend time on other things. After you purchase an SSL certificate there are a few steps to take before your site is secure. The first step is to request the certificate for the website’s domain name (or common name) that … Read more
Check the Hosting IP Address Settings Make sure that the hosting IP address in the firewall settings matches that of your hosting server. Change the SSL mode on your WAF If you already have an SSL certificate set up on your website and then enable the Web Application Firewall (WAF), you may need to adjust … Read more
After you make changes to your Web Application Firewall (WAF), you can clear the cache to force your changes to take effect. More info