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<div align=justify>When using a secure connection to access your site, a warning that the SSL certificate is not provided by a trusted authority may appear (e.g. "The site's security certificate is not trusted!").

If you get such warning, this means that the SSL certificate your site uses is not trusted by the browser because it is not signed by a trusted company.

The most common reasons here are:

* The website uses a self-signed SSL certificate;

* The website uses a private SSL certificate but a CA (Certificate Authority) certificate is missing.

The first issue can be solved by purchasing a private SSL certificate issued for the specific domain name by a trusted authority.

In the second case you should have the SSL certificate reinstalled with the proper CA bundle. It should be included in the private SSL package from the SSL provider.
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