Good night,

I'm a client of EV and i have a server with them. I have several users
registred on it and today one of them asked me to create a SSL conection to
his e-commerce.
I saw on EV website the Quick SSL service. I'd like to know what do I have
to do to make my customer's domain be a HTTPS.

I've bought an additional IP for him, was it really needed?

If anyone could give me a "pass-to-pass" guide, i'd be pleased.

Regards,
Drake

Order an Geotrust SSL cert for the IP-based domain you'd like to secure via EV1 homepage. Note you cannot install a cert on a name-based site. Installation instructions are available at EV1 and www.GeoTrust.com. This varies depending on your OS/CP (you didn't specify).

PS What's with the "thumb's-down" on all your posts?

Hi, thanks for replying and iam incredibly sorry for taking so long to answer you,

thats my server configuration at ev1:
P4 - 2.4Ghz - Redhat Enterprise - cPanel - 2-80GBHD - 1 GB R

I have now a ip dedicated for this customer, and i need to know if i can get de starterssl for fim:

(http://www.ev1servers.net/english/starters...rssldetails.asp)

Can you help me?

Someone could help me?

You get up to 7 additional ips free. I usually trouble ticket for those within 10 minutes after the box goes live.

If you look to left of the page in your link you will see a link to "Install Certificates"

Under there is a link to Cpanel

WIth Ensim the $19 certs are a pain in the butt to install. It does not look like it is that bad for you. After two bad experiences (certs not matching the request keys) I now use the $49 exclusively.

I do not have cpanel, but certs are certs. Even a self issued cert provides encryption (if the browser supports it Internet Explorer fakes it and does not). Which cert doesn't really matter in regards to the encryption.

What matters is ease of install. With the geotrust $49 I can install a cert in under $10 minutes if I get distracted and not really paying attention. Under 5 minutes if I am.

Back in March someone did a HOW TO thread for you:

How To install a cert on CPanel

Hope this helps...

The trick is: don't over think this. It is really actually easy.

Oh yeah one more thing make sure you have an admin@ssldomain.com if you are not the registered domain owner. You can use that to have them verify the request.