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Every SSL certificate we offer comes with Underwritten Warranty. This is a guarantee from the Certification Authority that if your SSL certificate is improperly issued, the Certification Authority will compensate you up to the amount it guarantees. (Note: This is not business insurance and is limited to errors with SSL cert. issuance only.)

Wildcard SSL certificates allow you to use the same certificate on multiple subdomains. For example, if you want to secure www.example.com, forums.example.com and billing.example.com, it will be easier and, in many cases, more cost-effective to purchase a Wildcard SSL certificate where you can simply use the same SSL certificate to secure your entire website.

All of our single-domain SSL certificates secure both example.com and www.example.com, so there is no need to worry about buying separate SSLs for each. However, if you want to secure multiple subdomains (like billing.example.com, forums.example.com and blog.example.com), you'll need to purchase a Wildcard SSL certificate. See the previous FAQ for more information.

With a Secure Site Seal badge on your website, you can let your visitors and potential customers know your online business is a safe and secure destination for making purchases and submitting sensitive information, with your visitor traffic being secured over HTTPS with a valid SSL certificate from a leading and trustworthy Certification Authority.

Some obsolete software does not support a TLS extension called Server Name Indication (SNI), which helps your browser or device identify which domain the secure connection is to be established with. This becomes necessary when an IP is shared across multiple domains. Unless you need to support obsolete software that does not support SNI, a dedicated IP is not needed.

An SSL certificate is used to encrypt data as it travels between a users’ browser and your website, ensuring that personal and payment information cannot be stolen in transit.

A site’s SSL security is indicated by a padlock icon being displayed in the address bar of a visitor’s browser.

This depends on the needs of different organisations. If you just need to secure a website, a domain SSL will usually suffice. However, if you want to secure multiple subdomains, a wildcard SSL will cover them all cost-effectively. Organisations wanting to provide more robust encryption or establish greater trust might prefer to choose organisation wildcard or extended validation SSLs.

If you wish to buy SSL certificates, eukhost provides four different types: Alpha Wildcard, Domain Wildcard, Organisation Wildcard and Extended Validation.

Unmissable to the eye, a green address bar makes an organisation’s SSL security credentials even more obvious to users, reinforcing that your site is secure and trustworthy.

With higher rankings from search engines, an SSL certificate will likely bring more traffic to your site. What’s more, the padlock icon or green address bar gives those new visitors increased confidence to buy from you.

If you have an SSL for website security, a browser will display a padlock icon in the address bar. If you have an Extended Validation SSL certificate, the address bar will be green.

The SSL Certificates sold by eukhost are compatible with all browsers.

Yes, we do provide a CSR for your SSL certificate. In fact, you need a CSR (certificate signing request) in order to install an SSL certificate for your website.

Not very long at all. Once your SSL has been installed, it usually takes just a few hours to become active and for the padlock icon to appear on browsers.

Absolutely, in order to ensure your SSL security, we will install your SSL for you and test it to make sure it is working properly. What’s more, if you have problems with it after installation, our support teams are there to help you out, 24/7.

You need a separate SSL certificate for each domain. However, if you have multiple subdomains on your website, a wildcard SSL certificate will secure both the main website (e.g., example.com) and subdomains (e.g., forums.example.com).