SSL Certificate Installation Instructions
How to install your SSL Digital Certificate
SSL Certificates will be available for download when validation and processing are complete. (The SSL certificate itself is a text file; it is encrypted data that your web server will be able to understand when installed as a digital certificate.)
Before you begin the installation, make a back-up of your certificate that you can keep in a safe place. This makes re-securing your server much easier if your server crashes.
In addition to your SSL Certificate will be two more certificates to download. These are known as intermediate certificates, and are required so that browsers can know to trust your SSL certificate. Registered Authorities like DigiCert must provide a known root certificate before their SSL certificate will be trusted by SSL-enabled applications.
Installation is straightforward, but varies for different web server applications. Please select your server from our list in the side menu.
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Once you have your SSL Certificate installed, check to make sure everything is installed and working correctly by using our SSL Certificate Checker. Or for an easy way to find all the certificates on your network, use our SSL Certificate Discovery Tool.
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Microsoft Internet Information Services
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Microsoft Exchange Server
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Apache Server (OpenSSL Instructions)
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Tomcat Server (Keytool Instructions)
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DigiCert® Install Support
One-on-One Support
If you already purchased an SSL certificate and need one-on-one help in order to get your cert installed on your web server, please contact our Customer Support Team at 1-801-877-2100.
If there are questions or comments about any server type or platform that you do not find listed on this page we can still help! Just give us a call. If you are looking for help with code signing, see our code signing certificate page for more help.
SSL Certificate Installation
How to complete a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) on your server or load balancer.
Pasos para instalar certificado SSL en español se encuentran aquí.
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- 2X Application Server
- 3Com Wireless LAN
- Adobe Connect
- Alpha Five
- AEP Netilla
- Apache (OpenSSL)
- Barracuda Spam & Virus
- Barracuda SSL VPN
- Cerberus FTP
- Checkpoint VPN
- Cisco ASA
- Cisco Mobility
- Citrix Access Gateway
- Citrix Access Essentials
- Cobalt RaQ3x/4x/XTR
- Courier IMAP
- cPanel
- C2Net Stronghold
- Ensim Control Panel
- F5 BIG-IP
- F5 FirePass
- Hsphere Web Server
- IBM HTTP Server
- iPlanet
- Java (Generic) Web Servers
- Lighttpd
- Lotus Domino Go 4.6.2.6+
- Lotus Domino 4.6x & 5.0x
- Lotus Domino 8.5
- Mac OS X Lion
- Microsoft Exchange 2007
- Microsoft Exchange 2010
- Microsoft IIS 4.x
- Microsoft IIS 5.x/6.x
- Microsoft IIS 7
- Microsoft Office Comm. Server
- Microsoft Outlook Web Access
- Nginx
- NetScreen
- Novell ConsoleOne
- Novell I-Chain
- Oracle Wallet Manager
- Radware Alteon
- Plesk Server
- Qmail
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- SurgeMail
- Tomcat Web Servers
- Weblogic 8 & 9
- Weblogic (previous versions)
- Webmin
- Website Pro
- Websphere
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- Zeus Loadbalancer
- Zeus Webserver
- Zimbra
- Zyxel Zywall
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