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ACDII · #1 3rd August 2012, 23:10

I added a new cert, first went in and created the SSL request, sent that to the CA, and received the new cert. I then copied that to the SSL Certificate window and saved certificate.

When I check the cert it shows as

The certificate is self-signed. Users will receive a warning when accessing this site unless the certificate is manually added as a trusted certificate to their web browser.

Did I miss something?

createch · #2 4th August 2012, 07:29

Please let us know which authority (e.g. verisign / godaddy, etc). from which you buy the cert.

Thanks.
Createch

falko · #3 4th August 2012, 11:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by ACDII

I added a new cert, first went in and created the SSL request, sent that to the CA, and received the new cert. I then copied that to the SSL Certificate window and saved certificate.

When I check the cert it shows as

The certificate is self-signed. Users will receive a warning when accessing this site unless the certificate is manually added as a trusted certificate to their web browser.

Did I miss something?

You might have to add a bundle/intermediate cert to the appropriate field in ISPConfig. This depends on your CA.

ACDII · #4 6th August 2012, 22:00

It's with Globalsign. So do I add it at server level, or through ISPConfig?

createch · #5 7th August 2012, 03:10

All customers installing a GlobalSign SSL Certificate will need to install the appropriate Intermediate root CA onto their web servers.

Please refer to the following link for the installation in an apache environment:

https://www.globalsign.com/support/i...all_apache.php