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If you want to setup a secure site (using SSL), you have two choices:

Use our FREE generic site's certificate
Purchase your own certificate

Use our FREE generic site's certificate
The WebsiteOS "SSL Manager" allows end users to use our Securewebexchange generic SSL certificate.

Purchase your own certificate
If you want your own certificate, you can use the WebsiteOS SSL Manager function to set up your private SSL certificate.

Detailed information on how to use SSL Manager to set up a private certificate can be found in the
WebsiteOS online help.

The CSR (which will be generated by SSL Manager) will have to be sent to a Certificate Authority,
along with "Proof of Organizational Name" and "Proof of right to use Domain Name".

The "Proof of Organizational Name" in most cases is a copy of your company's registration
documents or certificate of incorporation.

The following is a list of some Certificate Authorities for your reference:
http://www.verisign.com
http://www.thawte.com
http://www.equifaxsecure.com
http://www.entrust.net

Downloading the certificate
After the Certificate Authority generates the certificate, you will be notified to download the
certificate. After the certificate is downloaded, it has to be uploaded to our servers via SSL Manager.

Directories for secure content
Once we receive the certificate, a secure site will be setup for your customer the next business day.
Secure content must be placed in the "secure" directory located in the site's home directory. CGI scripts are to be placed in the "secure-cgi-bin" directory.