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Enter Promotional Code
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SSL Certificate Type
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For Certificates issued to sites beginning with www (or * for Wildcards) we will add the non-www or non-* version of your domain as a SAN free of charge. Your Certificate will work for www.domain.com and domain.com.
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Extended Key Usage (EKU)
The EKU specifies what the keys in the SSL certificate can be used for. In order for a certificate to be used for SSL/TLS it must have Server Authentification. By defafult Client Authentication is also included. Please select the desired values from the list below based on your intended usage.
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Key Type
The Key Usage values listed in the next section depend on the type of key you will be including in your SSL certificate.
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Key Usage (KU)
The KU specifies how the keys in the certificate can be used and are defined in RFC 5280. The default values and options listed below depend on the Key Type selected above. We recommend keeping the default values checked or you may not be able to use your SSL/TLS certificate.
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Validity Period
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Add Exchange Unified Communications Certificate (UCC) SANs
Secure the www, autodiscover, mail & owa subdomains on your domain for Exchange 2007 Server / Office Communications Server. Free of charge option.
- $xxx
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Check appropriate box to add UC support to your Certificate
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Add specific Subject Alternative Names (SANs)
Your Certificate will be issued to a specific Domain Name. When you buy a Certificate for www.yourdomain.com, we give you yourdomain.com as a free SAN. If you want to add further SANs and secure multiple sites, servers or IP addresses with a single Certificate, select Yes and enter the number of each SANs type you will add to the Certificate.
Add multiple domain names
Secure multiple Domain Names, they can be different to the Domain Names you will specify in the CSR
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at $xxx each
: 0
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Add multiple domain names with wildcard
Secure all sub-domains on a single Fully Qualified Domain Name.
e.g. a SAN in the certificate contains *.ssl-globalsign.com
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at $xxx each
: 0
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Add multiple subdomains
Secure subdomains of the Domain Name you will specify in the CSR
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at $xxx each
: 0
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Add multiple public IP addresses
Add Public IP Addresses (must be publicly accessible and owned by the applicant organization)
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at $xxx each
: 0
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Add multiple internal server names or internal IP addresses
Add Internal Addresses such as 10.10.10.01 or localhost
Attention: Use of certificates containing non-unique such as reserved IP addresses or internal server names represent a risk to your environment and others. The support for issuance of certificates containing such names will be discontinued no later than November 1st 2015.
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at $xxx each
: 0
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When a browser comes across a Certificate with SANs, it knows that the Certificate can be used to secure not just the primary domain to which it's been issued, but also whatever it finds in the SANs section. By adding SANs your Certificate can secure other server “names” such as other domain names, subdomains, IP addresses and internal server names.
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Request a Qualified Website Authentication Certificate (QWAC)
QWACs are a special type of SSL/TLS Certificate specified by the EU eIDAS regulation and may be required to meet certain regulatory compliance (e.g. PSD2). For more information, please visit this FAQ.
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Are you renewing this Certificate ?
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Customize Expiration Date
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Total Amount for this Certificate
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(excluding tax)
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