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Adding a Stand-alone SSL certificate to be used at another company

Adding a Stand-alone SSL certificate to be used at another company

Overview

An SSL certificate is typically added to a domain that you already have hosted in your account. It’s assigned to a specific domain name when it’s purchased.

A Stand-alone SSL certificate is also an option. This enables you to buy an SSL certificate from GreggHost and utilize it at a separate business. This post will lead you through the steps of getting a certificate like this.

Adding a Stand-alone SSL certificate

Select Secure Certificates from the drop-down menu.
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Click the Buy a Certificate for a Domain Hosted Elsewhere option if you do not presently have any domains hosted.
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If you already have domains hosted on your account, go to the top right and select More Certificate Options, then Add Certificate from the pop-up menu.
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For the Sectigo option, choose Select this Certificate.
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After you’ve completed all of the fields, click the Next Step button.
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Click Proceed to Next Step after selecting a working email from the options.
On the next screen, fill in your billing information and click Pay Now.
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To finish the transaction, click Place Certificate Order.
A message of achievement appears on the screen. The certificate installation may now take many hours.

Viewing your certificate information

The certificate and accompanying keys can be viewed in your panel once it has been installed. After then, you can utilize these to set it up at another company.

Select Secure Certificates from the drop-down menu.
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Right next to the certificate, click the Settings button.
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The Certificate, RSA Private Key, and Intermediate Certificate are all displayed on this page. When you install the certificate at your other hosting provider, you’ll need to utilize these.