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What Is a Single Domain SSL Certificate
A single domain SSL certificate is a standard certificate issued for one domain name or one subdomain name. Some certificates cover both the WWW and non-WWW versions of your domain
Some single domain certificates only cover the name you add to the CSR (certificate signing request).
This type of Certificate is a fundamental tool for ensuring the security of your website. The single domain SSL certificate is designed to protect one specific domain or subdomain, providing robust encryption for sensitive data transmitted between your users and your site. By encrypting this data, Single Domain SSL Certificates not only protect your visitors from potential cyber threats but also enhance your site’s credibility with the visible padlock icon in the browser’s address bar. Ideal for businesses and individuals looking for a straightforward, cost-effective security solution, Single Domain SSL Certificates are essential for maintaining user trust and improving your site's search engine rankings. Embrace the simplicity and effectiveness of Single Domain SSL to safeguard your online presence and build a secure environment for your visitors.
Single domain SSL certificates come preinstalled with cPanel and is a free option for all RSH Web hosting packages
Comodo PositiveSSL $11.95/yr
PositiveSSL is one of the most popular and inexpensive SSL certificates in the industry. This hassle-free certificate is the ideal choice for websites where the brand's trust is already established and organization verification is not needed. It's ideal for securing low-volume e-commerce websites. Domain Validation, $10,000 Warranty, 15-Day Refund, No Paperwork.
Comodo EssentialSSL $28.00/yr
EssentialSSL is an inexpensive domain validation certificate suitable for small and medium-sized businesses. The certificate is usually issued in minutes and involves no paperwork. With an EssentialSSL certificate, you get unlimited reissues, mobile browser support and a FREE Comodo Site Seal. Domain Validation, $10,000 Warranty, 15-Day Refund, No Paperwork.
Comodo InstantSSL $35.00/yr
InstantSSL is an affordable professional-level certificate. It verifies the company behind the website as well as domain name and carries a $50,000 warranty. This full business-validated certificate provides improved credibility and consumer trust. Each InstantSSL Certificate comes with a FREE Corner of TrustLogo. Organization Validation, $50,000 Warranty, 15-Day Refund, Unlimited Server Licenses.
Comodo InstantSSL Pro $49.99/yr
InstantSSL Pro is great news for e-commerce websites. With InstantSSL Pro, Comodo not only validates domain name, it also verifies the company behind the online business. This value-priced, business-validated certificate carries a $100,000 warranty. InstantSSL Pro comes with a FREE Corner of TrustLogo. Organization Validation, $100,000 Warranty, 15-Day Refund, Unlimited Server Licenses.
Comodo PremiumSSL $68.99/yr
The PremiumSSL certificate is designed for securing e-commerce websites carrying out high-volume and high-value transactions. It's a full business-validated certificate – Comodo not only validates the domain name, it also authenticates the company behind the online business. Provides a $250,000 warranty. Organization Validation, $250,000 Warranty, 15-Day Refund, Unlimited Server Licenses.
No SSL provider in the world comes close when it comes to offering Comodo SSL certificates at competitive pricing - backed up by world-class support and infrastructure.
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Which FTP client or software do you recommend?
We recommend using WinSCP, Commander One for Mac, SmartFTP, CuteFTP. If you need help in using any of these FTP clients or for further reading see our Blog on FTP Clients
Can I access my domain address with or without the "WWW"?
Yes, you will be able to access the domain address with or without the "www" in front of the domain name. Example: http://www.rshweb.com or http://rshweb.com is acceptable, whichever you prefer
Do you have CRON support?
Yes, CRON is fully supported and manageable through the cPanel interface Use the Cron Jobs interface to automate certain commands or scripts on your site to run at a specific time
Do I need a Domain Name?
You can set up free blogs or other types of sites using a third party service like Facebook, WordPress.com. For small personal blogs thats fine. But if you want to build a serious online presence you should have your own Domain Name
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