GeoTrust supports all current releases of commercial and freeware web servers supporting SSL v.3. Supported servers include: Apache + MOD SSL Apache + Raven Apache + Raven 1.5x Apache + SSLeay C2Net Stronghold Cobalt RaQ3/RaQ4 “Main Site” Cobalt RaQ3 “Virtual … Continued
You may be able to move your certificate from one ISP to another. Per our certificate licensing agreement, you must purchase a new certificate if you plan on continuing to use the certificate on its current location. Otherwise, it largely … Continued
You need to have a separate IP address for each domain you want to secure. The reason for this is because a certificate is bound only to a domain name but, the SSL protocol is bound to static IP addresses; … Continued
All GeoTrust certificates are 128-bit. For each and every session, the server and browser negotiate and choose the highest common encryption strength between them. So if a 40-bit browser user hits your SSL-secured site, the resulting connection will automatically become … Continued
The end-user’s browser requests a secure channel (via “https:”) from the server, and then – if the server has a cert – the browser and the server negotiate their highest common encryption strength (e.g., 128-bits), and then exchange the corresponding … Continued
True BusinessID provides a simple way for your customers to view your validated organization information via a trusted third party. True BusinessID will increase transactions and revenue by giving your customers the confidence and assurance to trust the identity of … Continued
QuickSSL Premium comes with all the features and benefits of QuickSSL, but also includes the QuickSSL Premium smart seal with dynamic date/time stamp. The smart seal is dynamically generated by GeoTrust and ensures that GeoTrust has authenticated the domain. Visitors … Continued
QuickSSL is a web server certificate that allows consumers and web sites to conduct safe e-commerce with encrypted SSL connections. QuickSSL web server certificates are compatible with 99% of all browsers. Historically, most SSL certificates cost $350 or more Quick … Continued
The SSL (secure socket layer) protocol is the web standard for encrypting communications between users and web sites. Data sent via an SSL connection is protected by encryption, a mechanism that prevents eavesdropping and tampering with any transmitted data. SSL … Continued