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How an SSL certificate attaches to the site

The certificate is why the browser shows a lock. It attaches to the domain. It does not replace hosting.

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A wildcard certificate also covers subdomains

A wildcard certificate is for *.yourdomain. You do not buy a separate card for every subdomain.

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Company checks on an EV certificate

EV asks for the company to be checked as well as the domain. It does not go live until the papers are ready.

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What site protection scans

Protection scans the domain for malware and blocklists. It does not replace hosting.

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Site backup and restore

Backup keeps a copy of the site. Restore is done from the backup panel.

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What site watching reports

Watching checks whether the site opens. When it fails, the result shows on the service page.

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When to use a recovery backup

A recovery backup is for returning to the day the site broke. It sits apart from the everyday backup.

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Where cyber backup is managed

Cyber backup lives in its own panel, tied to the domain. The hosting password is not reused there.

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Move a site from HTTP to HTTPS

When the certificate is open, a lock appears at the start of the address. The old http address should also turn into the new one.

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The lock is there but a warning remains

The page opens on https, but a picture still comes from http. The browser calls that mixed content.

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Attach the certificate to the site

The lock appears when the certificate you bought is bound to the domain.

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Which names a wildcard certificate covers

A wildcard certificate also locks the subdomains of one domain. It does not cover a different domain.

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Restore a site from a backup

A restore writes yesterday’s copy over today’s files.

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