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  1. 8 May, 2009, 08:50 AM #1
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    Shared SSL Certificate by hosting company - is that fine?

    Why should I get an SSL Certificate when my hosting provider has a shared one? Where can I obtain a private SSL certificate for my website?
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    Some companies even do offer certificates for free within the hosting plans. I think this is pretty good practice. If to take a look at webintellects.com yopu could find out they're offering cheap certs worth of buying.
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    Quote Originally Posted by harakternik View Post
    Why should I get an SSL Certificate when my hosting provider has a shared one? Where can I obtain a private SSL certificate for my website?
    You should always use your own wen possible. Most "Shared" ssl certs will give browser warning errors
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    Shared SSL work on only Control panel not your website
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