Hi Everyone - first posting, so if I have the protocol wrong please let me know!
Problem is I have obtained a RapidSSL single root Certificate for a www domain which is on a dedicated IP. It is my dedicated server and I have full root access.
The certificate has installed (after a bit of prodding) but I am being challenged about the certificate not being a Trusted Authority etc. in the (IE) browser although the certificate itself gets ticks in the other boxes.
I have amended everything including adding an entry into the httpd.conf file to point to the ca-bundle but still I'm getting the browser message.
I'm getting word down after ploughing through forums for the last 24 hours - anyone out there that can help walk through the steps and check it out with me?
The box is running CentOS
Do I need a server certificate? The one at the moment is self-signed, but I wouldn't have thought it would affect a domain sitting on the server?
Many thanks in anticipation. FN
Problem is I have obtained a RapidSSL single root Certificate for a www domain which is on a dedicated IP. It is my dedicated server and I have full root access.
The certificate has installed (after a bit of prodding) but I am being challenged about the certificate not being a Trusted Authority etc. in the (IE) browser although the certificate itself gets ticks in the other boxes.
I have amended everything including adding an entry into the httpd.conf file to point to the ca-bundle but still I'm getting the browser message.
I'm getting word down after ploughing through forums for the last 24 hours - anyone out there that can help walk through the steps and check it out with me?
The box is running CentOS
Do I need a server certificate? The one at the moment is self-signed, but I wouldn't have thought it would affect a domain sitting on the server?
Many thanks in anticipation. FN