How to import an existing SSL certificate to myASP.NET?

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If you are using our new control panel, please go to below link.
 
 
Sometimes , you may have got SSL from other provider. Thus you need to import your SSL to your website on our end. Please refer to below instructions: 
 
1> Case one : Your SSL provider export a .pfx certificate file for you. Then you can import it to your site via your Control Panel --->SSL ---> Import Existing SSL Cert.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Please note that One SSL certificate installation need One static IP for binding. Thus, if you do not own static IP , you may see below warning. That means you need to order a static IP at first.
 
 
 
 
2> Case two : Your SSL provider could not offer .pfx file but give .cer/crt file instead.
     At this moment , you will need to generate CSR from our server and then send it to your SSL provider to generate .cer/crt file. Our server engineer need to charge $19.95 one time service fee.
     After you get the .cer/crt file ,you can Go to Control Panel --->SSL to import it to your site. Of course, One static IP is needed for One SSL installation.
 
Below info is necessary for CSR generation , please submit a ticket from helpdesk panel and paste below content there. 
 
Common name:
Organization:
Organizational Unit:
City/Locality:
State/Province:
Country/region:
Important notice on Common Names:
For https://www.yourDomain.com, the common name is: www.yourDomain.com
For https://yourDomain.com, the common name is: yourDomain.com
For https://secure.yourDomain.com, the common name is: secure.yourDomain.com
For Wildcard SSL, the common name is: *.yourDomain.com