Shared Secure Server
While the HTTPS protocol is supported by every major browser, our contribution to providing you a safe, secure Web experience is the availability of a shared secure server certificate for free. To secure a Web page, you need to know only:
the name of your shared secure server (certificate) name and
the proper secure URL usage.
To find the URL of your shared secure server name:
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Log in to SiteControl and click Website.
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Under the Added Functionality section, click SSL.
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Under the Currently Managing dropdown list, your shared server name appears, usually in the form of id####.securedata.net.
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When using the server name in your HTML code, please be sure to preface it with "https://" (note the "s").
To use the proper secure URL:
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Let's assume that you have an order form page on your Web site that you wish to secure.
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For customers on the Linux platform:
To reference any Web page securely, upload that page anywhere in the root Web (www) directory and use the following URL:
https://mysecureservernamehere/mydomainhere/myorderform.htm
(e.g., https://id308.securedata.net/testcvdomain/shopping.htm)
To reference any script securely, upload the script (like any other script) to the cgi-bin and use the following URL:
https://mysecureservernamehere/cgi-mydomainhere/myscript.cgi
(e.g., https://id308.securedata.net/cgi-testcvdomain/orderscript.cgi)
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For customers on the Windows platform:
To reference any Web page securely, upload that page to the secure directory in the root Web (www) directory and use the following URL:
https://mysecureservernamehere/mydomainhere/myorderform.htm
(e.g., https://id308.securedata.net/testcvdomain/shopping.htm)
To reference any script securely, upload that script to the secure directory in the root Web (www) directory and use the following URL:
https://mysecureservernamehere/cgi-mydomainhere/myscript.cgi
(e.g., https://id308.securedata.net/cgi-testcvdomain/orderscript.cgi)
NOTE: Despite having to upload the page to a specific directory called "secure", you do not reference that directory in the URL. Again, this applies only to customers on the Windows platform.
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