
Windows
2000.
For Windows 2000 Unlimited Plan clients, a rough guide
to some of the key features are available below that
may help answer your questions.
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SSL ENCRYPTION
Using
our certificate
Obtaining
your own certificate
SSL Encryption / Using Our Cert *
We now offer shared secure webspace. Your files will be stored
under one of our domains covered by a secure certificate from
either Thawte or Global Sign.
https://www.ourdomain.com/you/your_files.asp absolutely
free with the Wndows2000 Unlimited Plan!
Your own certificates are also available for exclusive use
at competitive rates.
Please contact us for pricing details.
Related Links:
Obtaining your own certificate
Thawte Website
Global Sign
Verisign Website
* We reserve the right to refuse the use of our secure certificate.
SSL Encryption / Your Own Certificate
We can request a secure cert for your domain name with Thawte
(signing authority).
In order to get your own cert Thawte requires proof of organizational
name and charges $125 per year.
A setup fee will also be applicable.
Thawte will accept different kinds of documentation from each
type of organization as proof of its right to use that organizational
name. Your "proof of org name document" needs to
be official, and needs to be independently verifiable. For
example, if you are claiming to be "XYZ, Inc." then
you should produce a certificate of incorporation from your
Secretary of State that proves that you have been registered
in your state under that name. Please note that a DUNS number
is not sufficient as proof or organization, and we will require
additional documentation.
Once the cert is installed you can then access your site at
https://www.yourdomain.com.
Related Links:
Using our shared SSL Cert
Thawte Website
Verisign Website
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