Thawte is a digital certificate authority and provider of SSL/TLS and code signing certificates.
Thawte certificates protect websites, web servers, email servers, and software code from online threats.
You can obtain a thawte certificate by purchasing one from a certified reseller or directly from thawte.
Thawte certificates are issued by a trusted third-party authority, while self-signed certificates are generated by the user themselves. Thawte certificates have a higher level of trust and security.
Thawte certificates have expiration dates, and renewing them ensures the continuation of secure online communications.
A thawte certificate chain error occurs when the SSL/TLS certificate is not properly installed or configured, resulting in a broken certificate chain.
Check the certificate chain using a tool like SSL Shopper and make sure all intermediate and root certificates are properly installed. If necessary, contact your hosting provider for assistance.
A thawte common name mismatch error occurs when the common name on the certificate does not match the actual domain it is being used on.
The certificate needs to be reissued with the correct common name. Contact your certificate provider or refer to their documentation for instructions.
Thawte certificates are compatible with all major browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer.
A thawte intermediate certificate is a subordinate certificate that is used to validate the authenticity of the SSL/TLS certificate.
Yes, intermediate certificates must be installed alongside the primary certificate to ensure proper validation.
A thawte SSL certificate error indicates an issue with the certificate, such as expiration or incorrect installation.
Check the certificate details and make sure it is properly installed with the correct intermediate and root certificates. If necessary, contact your hosting provider for assistance.
Yes, some thawte certificates allow for multiple domains to be secured under one certificate.
Yes, thawte certificates can be transferred to a new server by exporting and importing the certificate files.
A thawte security alert is a notification from your browser that there is a potential security risk with the website's certificate.
Review the alert and make sure the certificate is valid and properly installed. If necessary, contact thawte for assistance.
A thawte SSL connection error occurs when there is an issue with the secure connection between the browser and the server.
Check the certificate details and make sure it is properly installed and valid. If necessary, contact thawte for assistance.
Yes, thawte offers email certificates to secure email communications.
To revoke a thawte certificate, you will need to contact thawte and provide a reason for revocation. Your certificate provider will guide you through the process.
Each certificate provider has their own refund policy. Contact thawte or your certificate reseller for specific refund requests.
You can check the validity of your thawte certificate by using an online SSL checker or by viewing the certificate details in your browser.
Thawte certificates typically have a validity period of 1-2 years. Check the expiration date of your certificate to determine when to renew.
Yes, you can switch from a self-signed certificate to a thawte certificate by purchasing and installing a thawte certificate on your server.
Yes, thawte offers technical support for their certificates and services. You can contact them through their website or refer to their documentation for assistance.