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Network Solutions is an SSL certificate authority that sells web hosting, domain names, SSL certificates and other web services. Network Solutions was established in 1979, and is headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, USA.

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Gord

Gord

Certificate not trusted on many devices!!
May 4, 2013 Permalink
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Product: Basic Certificate

I got the NetworkSolutions Xpress Certificate, for use on my Apache webserver. While it works *okay*, I have two major beefs: 1) The certificate was not trusted by many Android / mobile devices, and even some older web browsers (e.g. IE7 on Windows XP). They claim NetworkSolutions' CA is not a trusted root certificate authority. 2) When I called NetworkSolutions for help with this, they said they don't support Apache. You DON'T SUPPORT APACHE?? I told them multiple times I didn't need help installing the certificate. The certificate and all chains / intermediates are installed fine on my server, the problem is that other CLIENTS don't consider the certificate signing authority to be trusted. Basically, they aren't well known enough. So what this comes down to is that you buy the certificate, but god help you if it doesn't work properly. They throw their hands up in the air and refuse to help. You're completely on your own. What the heck did I pay for? I might as well use a self-signed certificate.

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