: I've renewed my SSL certificate... do I need to "do" anything more? I've had an SSL certificate for a site for 2 years (from GoDaddy), and it was about to expire in a few weeks. I renewed

I've had an SSL certificate for a site for 2 years (from GoDaddy), and it was about to expire in a few weeks. I renewed with GoDaddy for another 2 years. Do I need to update anything manually on the server, or does renewing through the SSL provider take care of everything?

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@Merenda212

There is not much difference between buying & renewing SSLs so why not buy SSL certificates from other SSL authorities or SSL resellers where you can find SSLs at a normal price?

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@Angela700

Unless it is automated, you will almost certainly need to go through the installation process again.

It does seem "convoluted" at first, but it is easier the more you do. However, since you may only do this once a year, I would suggest documenting the steps and putting it in a readme file somewhere on the site. So you can remember the process next year.

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@Samaraweera270

If you're just renewing, then I'm assuming you already have the certificate installed on your server. Therefore I doubt you need to do anything more.

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: I've renewed my SSL certificate... do I need to "do" anything more? I've had an SSL certificate for a site for 2 years (from GoDaddy), and it was about to expire in a few weeks. I renewed

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: If the problem is that your users don't know their own e-mail address, then there's really not too much you can do about that. John Conde's provided a very clever way to check if the entered

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