A warning is displayed in the Chrome console window regarding your certificate
This usually means the implementation of SSL on your server is not correct. The error is usually caused by a server side problem which the server administrator will need to investigate.
This error occurs when the website has not enabled SSL connections or has blocked port 443
This means when you generated your CSR request you did not specify the correct 2 digit country code.
This can occur if the certificate format you are importing is incorrect. The certificate supplied by the Certificate Authorities is normally in a PEM format. Glassfish requires DER format to import.
This error occurs when you try to paste your CSR request into the enrolment form.
This error usually occurs because the website content contains both secure and insecure content.
This error usually occurs because the website content contains both secure and insecure content.
This error occurs when the CSR request has been generated using IIS7
It may be that your certificate is packed in an unrecognised format
Your connection to [domain] is encrypted with obsolete cryptography
Once you have installed the certificate in Parallels Panel you need to then assign it to a web site.
This means you have purchased a wildcard SSL certificate but your CSR does not contain a wildcard domain.
Sometimes the Certificate Authority will refuse to issue a certificate. This can happen after the certificate has already been issued in which case the Certificate Authority will revoke the certificate.
This error does not indicate a problem with the SSL certificate.
This issue occurs because IIS Manager performs a lookup operation to look for a friendly name of the certificate during the installation
From 2012 all SSL certificates must be issued with a minimum key size of 2048bit. These are the guidelines specified by the SSL industry via the CAB Forum.
During the installation process if you receive a “mis-match” error this can mean that the private key does not match the public key.
This error usually occurs because the website content contains both secure and insecure content.
This error (normally presented by Firefox) means that the OCSP stapling for the site certificate is invalid.
This error message means that the server is returning a certificate for a different common name than that specified in the address bar.
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