ZeroSSL is a free and automated SSL certificate provider.
You can obtain an SSL certificate from ZeroSSL by following their step-by-step guide on their website: https://zerossl.com/ssl
An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that verifies the identity of a website and encrypts the information sent between the website and its users.
The validity of an SSL certificate depends on the type of certificate you choose. ZeroSSL offers both 90-day and 1-year certificates.
There could be a few reasons why your SSL certificate is not working, such as incorrect installation or expired certificate. Refer to ZeroSSL's troubleshooting guide for more information: https://zerossl.com/ssl/help.html
A CSR is a file created by the webserver to generate an SSL certificate. It contains information about the website and the public key.
Follow ZeroSSL's guide on how to generate a CSR for your particular webserver: https://zerossl.com/ssl/help.html#howDoICreateACertificateSigningRequest
Yes, you can use a Multi-Domain SSL certificate from ZeroSSL for up to 100 domains.
Yes, you can use a Wildcard SSL certificate from ZeroSSL to secure an unlimited number of subdomains for your website.
No, ZeroSSL offers their SSL certificates for free.
ZeroSSL offers additional services and products, such as a premium SSL certificate with longer validity and additional features, for a fee.
Yes, SSL certificates from ZeroSSL need to be renewed before expiration to avoid any interruption in security for your website.
You can renew your SSL certificate by following the guide on ZeroSSL's website: https://zerossl.com/ssl/renew
A Certificate Authority is an organization that verifies the identity of a website and issues digital certificates.
Yes, ZeroSSL is a trusted CA and their certificates are recognized and trusted by all major web browsers.
No, ZeroSSL does not offer refunds for their SSL certificates.
A private key is a long string of characters used to encrypt and decrypt data sent between a website and its users.
No, ZeroSSL generates a new private key for each certificate. However, you can export your private key for backup purposes.
Double-check that you have entered the correct private key during the installation process. If the issue persists, contact ZeroSSL support for assistance.
An intermediate certificate is a subordinate certificate used to link your SSL certificate to a trusted root certificate.
Yes, you need to install the intermediate certificate along with your SSL certificate for proper validation on all devices and browsers.
This could be because your SSL certificate is not installed correctly or has expired. Check your certificate's status and installation to resolve the issue.
Yes, you can use a ZeroSSL certificate on your email server, as long as it supports SSL and you have configured it correctly.
This happens when your website has some resources (images, scripts, etc.) loading over HTTP instead of HTTPS. Update all resources to use HTTPS to resolve the issue.
Yes, you can generate a free SSL certificate from ZeroSSL for your local server by following their guide: https://zerossl.com/ssl/local
This could be because some resources on your website are not loading over HTTPS or a misconfiguration. Use a tool like WhyNoPadlock to identify any issues and fix them.
This could be due to an incorrectly installed certificate or a mismatch between the certificate and your website information. Refer to ZeroSSL's help section for assistance.
Yes, you can use a ZeroSSL certificate to secure your e-commerce website and keep your customers' information safe.
Yes, ZeroSSL should work with all web hosting providers. However, if you are encountering any issues, reach out to your provider for support.