FAQs

This guide explains how to diagnose and resolve the IIS HTTPS binding error. Apply to IIS servers where SSL certificates are used for HTTPS bindings. Relevant to certificate store configuration, private key permissions, and IIS SSL binding issues.

Learn how to troubleshoot SSL certificate validation failures caused by incorrect or missing CNAME records. This guide covers common causes, symptoms, and step-by-step solutions to ensure successful domain control validation.

Learn how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) in Plesk. A CSR is required when purchasing an SSL certificate from a Certificate Authority (CA).

Adding additional users to your Sectigo.com account is simple and can be done through the User Management section of your portal. Follow this article to add more users in your Sectigo account.

If the private key associated with your certificate is compromised, the certificate must be revoked immediately to prevent unauthorized use. Learn from the article about the certificate revocation process.

This article serves as a comprehensive guide for customers, providing detailed step-by-step instructions on how to reissue or replace an SSL certificate through the Sectigo portal. It outlines the entire process from logging into the portal and navigating to the correct product page, to entering a new Certificate Signing Request (CSR), selecting a domain validation method, and submitting the updated certificate request ensuring that customers can securely and efficiently manage their SSL certificates.

Exporting your Sectigo S/MIME certificate as a .pfx file requires both the certificate and its private key to be present on the same system. Learn how to export your S/MIME certificate as a .PFX file.

Learn how to create Code Signing Certificates with Key Attestation in Sectigo SCM. This guide covers certificate profile setup, enrollment form creation, and CSR submission with attestation for secure code signing.

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This article explains how Domain Control Validation (DCV) is used and must be completed before issuing an SSL certificate