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How do I use the Free Shared SSL?
The shared SSL is provided free of charge to all clients on our shared servers. The method for using the SSL is different depending on which server you are on. In order to access the free shared SSL, you will first need to know your server's hostname which is located in the welcome email you received from us when you first signed up. The link for accessing the free shared SSL is : https://YOURSERVERNAME/~YOURUSERNAME/ For example: https://blizzard.sabaiko.net/~myuser/ where "blizzard.sabaiko.net" is the name of the server the account is on, and "myuser" is the username of the account. If you are hosted on our new line of Enterprise plans, your shared SSL hostname is different. Your hostname would be based off of the domain "sabaiko.net". For example: https://nova.sabaiko.net/~myuser/ In this example, the server's hostname is "nova.acenet-inc.net" and the username is "myuser". If you are unsure of your server name, post a ticket with our helpdesk and we will be glad to provide you with the correct link: http://esupport.sabaiko.com/support/

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Article Created: 01-31-2009 08:15 AM

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