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Old 24-03-2007, 14:17
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When using the SSL shared certificate is there any way to get rid of the message to users to "Accept this Certificate".

Otherwise if you buy one from the web can it be installed easily?
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try to contact your hoster, i got shared one too and don't have that message :S try to contact the hoster, or reseller..
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nams : When using the SSL shared certificate is there any way to get rid of the message to users to "Accept this Certificate".

Otherwise if you buy one from the web can it be installed easily?
You are getting the warning, coz shared SSL uses the hosts (servers) shared SSL to access your website hosting securely. You can check this out in the "View Certificate" section of the waring pop-up you get while accessing your website hosting securely.
You need to have a Dedicated/Private SSL installed on your domain to get this problem resolved. You can contact your Host for getting this done. They either must be providing SSL Certs. themselves i.e., right from purchase to install or they will give you a CSR for your domain using which you will have to purchase the Cert. from a SSL provider and give that Cert. back to your Host so that they can have it installed for your domain.

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