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Symantec Secure Site Pro SHA-1 Private SSL
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Symantec Secure Site Pro SHA-1 Private SSL

Secures Any Private Network Of SHA1 Legacy Devices

5.00 out of 5·1 customer review·Sold and supported by SSL Retail
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  • Server licencesUnlimited
  • Extra domainsCan be added
  • Site sealDynamic seal
  • Malware ScanIncluded
  • Seal-in-SearchIncluded
  • SAN SupportIncluded
  • Vulnerability AssessmentIncluded
  • Mobile FriendlyIncluded
  • CA warranty$1,500,000
  • Issuance 1-3 Days
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Symantec™ is the most trusted name in web security and the Symantec Secure Site Pro SHA1 Private SSL Certificate is even more proof why. This certificate is offered off of private CA hierarchies (VeriSign PCA3-G1/G2 Root CA) and allows you to support older, legacy devices and systems that are incompatible with the newer, industry-standard SHA-2 Hashing Algorithm. This certificate is not designed to work with modern browsers. It is available with SHA-1 full chain and SHA-mixed chain and supports RSA (not DSA or ECC). This SSL Certificate is perfect for use on private networks like office intranets, for use with network appliances and for a range of other enterprise-level functions.

How it works

  1. Order and send your CSRPick your term, add your details, check out.
  2. Business verificationThe certificate authority confirms your organisation exists. We tell you which documents are needed and follow it up for you.
  3. Install and go liveTypically issued in 1-3 days. Install it yourself, or add our engineer-led installation at checkout.

What customers say

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    CustomerJanuary 25, 2020

    SHA-1 Private SSL

    finally, I got SHA-1 Private SSL by Symantec site pro. Symantec Secure Site Pro SHA-1 Private SSL Certificate is offered private CA hierarchies VeriSign PCA3-G1/G2 Root CA and allows you to support older, legacy devices and systems that are incompatible with the newer, industry-standard SHA-2 Hashing Algorithm.

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