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Posted on 2011-09-09
hello there,
I purchased an SSL certificate from godaddy for $12.99 from http://www.godaddy.com/Compare/gdcompare_ssl.aspx?isc=sslqgo002c
I got it installed on my server and it looks like everything is good but when I access the webpage with https I can see in firefox at the right bottom a
little lock with an exclamation mark that when you double click it you can see (verified by Not specified) when I got to https://mail.google.com/ I see the same thing..
now when I go to https://www.verisign.com/ I can see the lock with NO exclamation mark and it says verified by Verified by VeriSign, Inc.
any Idea whats going on?
I purchased an SSL certificate from godaddy for $12.99 from http://www.godaddy.com/Compare/gdcompare_ssl.aspx?isc=sslqgo002c
I got it installed on my server and it looks like everything is good but when I access the webpage with https I can see in firefox at the right bottom a
little lock with an exclamation mark that when you double click it you can see (verified by Not specified) when I got to https://mail.google.com/ I see the same thing..
now when I go to https://www.verisign.com/ I can see the lock with NO exclamation mark and it says verified by Verified by VeriSign, Inc.
any Idea whats going on?
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I suspect you are using an older version of Firefox and that maybe your 'root certificates' are not up to date. My current version of Firefox (6.02) does not put anything in the lower right corner. I went to escrow.com who uses a Godaddy certificate in Firefox, IE, and Chrome and when I clicked on the indicator in the address bar, it clearly said "Verfied by Godaddy".
im using the lastest firefox version 3.6.22
and the certificated was issued and installed one week ago.
and the certificated was issued and installed one week ago.
okay I got the latest firefox version installed..
when I load the page I click on the left of the address bar on the favicon.. then click more information and I see this
owner: This web site does not supply ownership information.
verified by: Not specified
does that mean that the SSL is installed but its incorrectly installed? or whats going on.
when I load the page I click on the left of the address bar on the favicon.. then click more information and I see this
owner: This web site does not supply ownership information.
verified by: Not specified
does that mean that the SSL is installed but its incorrectly installed? or whats going on.
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I've seen a number of sites that don't specify the company that is the owner. A working and installed certificate will say it is verified by Godaddy if everything is Ok. For another question today, I've looked at a number of sites with Godaddy certs. It is possible to disable verification. But below is what it should look like in the Validation dialog:
Firefox-Encrypt.jpg
Firefox-Encrypt.jpg
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