• Generate a CSR (Certificate Signing Request) for the domain(s) on your web server.

• Choose your SSL Product from our SSL Center or EV SSL Center, and apply online for a certificate.

• Install the Intermediate Root CA certificate on your web server.

• Install the SSL Certificate you obtained.

SSL Server Certificate FAQ's:

• Does Cybertrust provide test SSL server certificates?
• Is Cybertrust's server root certificate required to securely access a web server?
• Is a Personal Certificate required to access information securely on a webserver?
• How do I install the Cybertrust Root Certificates on my webserver?
• How can I use a Secure Server Certificate with Microsoft IIS?
• Which fields are allowed in a request for a SSL server certificate?
• Which fields are allowed in a request for a SureServer SSL certificate?
• Which fields are allowed in a request for a SureServer EV SSL certificate?
• How can I have 128 bits encryption for SSL when using Windows 2000 with IIS 5.0?
• Which webservers are compatible with Cybertrust's Secure Server Certificates?
• What is a Cybertrust SSL Server Certificate?
• What is SSL?
• Why should I use a Cybertrust SSL Server Certificate?
• How does a Server Certificate work?
• What type of verification is required for a Cybertrust Server Certificate?
• Why does the domain name need to be authenticated?
• Why does the organization need to be authenticated?
• Why are two separate contact names required on the application?
• Does a CPS exist for Cybertrust Server Certificates?
• Which servers do Cybertrust SSL Server Certificates work with?
• What if my Web server isn't on the list of servers Cybertrust supports?
• Which browsers support Cybertrust SSL Server Certificates?
• How many Cybertrust Server Certificates will I need?