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Become a trusted SSL certificate

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deathjunkie
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I was wondering. I would like to start up my Own SSL certificate selling business. I do not want to be a reseller, I want to be on my own. How can I gain firefox's and other web browsers to trust my certificates that my server generates. Because I would like to beable to sell trusted certificates, like how GoDaddy and other companies do.

I was wondering. I would like to start up my Own SSL certificate selling business. I do not want to be a reseller, I want to be on my own. How can I gain firefox's and other web browsers to trust my certificates that my server generates. Because I would like to beable to sell trusted certificates, like how GoDaddy and other companies do.

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cor-el
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That can only work if you link your root certificate to a root certificate that all browsers have and send that root certificate as an intermediate certificate with the end certificate to make it possible to build a complete chain that links the site's certificate to a build-in root certificate.