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Create a CSR

To be able to request for a SSL Certificate you must have created a CSR on your webserver. How to do that depends on your web server software. Please find specific software instructions under "How to create a CSR" in the menue to the left.

Thsi CSR is used to create your certificate.

Important!
Common Name (CN)/Friendly Name must be the web-address where you are planning to use your certificate, and it must be that part of your web where your visitors is connecting to the SSL.

For instance, a SSL Certificate issued to www.company.com will not be valid for mail.company.com.

After you have generated a CSR using your server software copy and paste the CSR text using an ASCII text editor into the CSR box below. Your CSR should look something like this:

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----
MIIDUDCCArkCAQAwdTEWMBQGA1UEAxMNdGVzdC50ZXN0LmNvbTESMBAGA1UECxMJ
TWFya2V0aW5nMREwDwYDVQQKEwhUZXN0IE9yZzESMBAGA1UEBxMJVGVzdCBDaXR5
(more encoded data).......
Rq+blLr5X5iQdzyF1pLqP1Mck5Ve1eCz0R9/OekGSRno7ow4TVyxAF6J6ozDaw7e
GisfZw40VLT0/6IGvK2jX0i+t58RFQ8WYTOcTRlPnkG8B/uV
-----END CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----

WILDCARD
If you are ordering a WildCard certificate the CN must contain a *. This * is replacing the most left. Please read more att StandardSSL WildCard Certificate.

The CSR must contain the following mandatory information:

• CN  Common Name/Friendly Name

/Domain Name

• O    Organization

• L     Locality

• ST    State/Province and

• C      Country

The StandardSSL Certificate is recognized by 97% of todays browsers. If you can't find your web server software at Create CSR please contact our Support team at  please state which web server software you are using.

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