Geotrust is a digital certificate provider that offers a range of SSL, TLS, and code signing certificates to secure websites, emails, and digital transactions.
You can check the validity of your Geotrust certificate by using their Certificate Checker tool, available on their website.
This could be due to an outdated or improperly installed certificate or mixed content on your website. You can use Geotrust's Certificate Checker tool to troubleshoot the issue.
Yes, you can purchase a multi-domain or wildcard certificate from Geotrust to secure multiple websites or subdomains.
This means that the domain on the certificate does not match the actual domain of your website. You will need to correct the domain name on the certificate or purchase a new one.
The issuance time for a Geotrust certificate may vary from a few minutes to a few days, depending on the type of certificate and the validation process required.
Geotrust has a 30-day refund policy for their certificates. You can contact their customer support for more information.
A CSR (Certificate Signing Request) is a code that you provide when purchasing a certificate, which contains information about your organization and domain. You can generate a CSR using your server or through Geotrust's CSR Generation tool.
This error indicates that the common name in your certificate does not match your domain name. You will need to correct the common name on the certificate or purchase a new one.
You can renew your Geotrust certificate through your account on their website or by contacting their customer support.
An intermediate certificate is a required link between your website's SSL certificate and the trusted root certificate of the certificate authority. You can download the necessary intermediate certificate for Geotrust from their website.
Yes, you can transfer your Geotrust certificate to another server by exporting it along with the private key and importing it on the new server.
Geotrust certificates are compatible with all major mobile devices and browsers.
This means that your Geotrust certificate has been invalidated and is no longer trusted due to a security issue. You can contact their customer support for assistance.
Yes, Geotrust offers email signing certificates for secure email communication.
You can reach out to Geotrust's customer support through their contact page or via phone.
Yes, you can use the Certificate Checker tool on Geotrust's website to validate your certificate before installation.
An EV (Extended Validation) SSL certificate is the highest level of validation available from Geotrust. It requires a thorough validation process and displays a green address bar in the browser.
This could happen if your website contains mixed content (a mix of secure and insecure elements). You can use Geotrust's Crypto Report tool to identify and fix the insecure elements.
You can revoke your Geotrust certificate through your account on their website or by contacting their customer support.
Yes, you can upgrade your Geotrust certificate to a higher level (such as from RapidSSL to QuickSSL Premium) by paying the difference in price.
You can use online SSL checker tools, such as SSL Labs or Qualys SSL Labs, to check the encryption level of your Geotrust certificate.
You should immediately contact Geotrust's customer support and revoke your certificate to prevent any further security issues.
The installation process will vary depending on your server. You can follow Geotrust's installation guides for popular servers or contact their customer support for assistance.
Yes, you can use your Geotrust certificate on a shared hosting server by following the installation instructions provided by Geotrust.
A CRL is a list of revoked certificates that are no longer trusted. You can find the CRL for Geotrust on their website or through your account.