You can obtain a 'test id' from Verisign for free...good for 14 days.
The only difference between one that's free and one you pay for?
* No 'verification process'
* Only valid for 14 days as opposed for 365 days (one year)
Ray
PS: If anyone has any issues regarding Verisign, whether it be on the
'documentation' that they provide or questions about the
"Secure Site Pro/Commerce Site Pro" certificates they issue, reply back with
your postings and I'll attempt to resolve them.
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Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 2:04 AM
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Subject: Re: Certs: where to get them?
Balazs Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote,...
> 5) Globalsign (free!)
But on the Globalsign pages, I read:
A GlobalSign Secure Server certificate costs 175 Euro.
What you can get for free (and you can get that from many of the other
CA's too) is a demo cewrtificate.
Martin
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