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<div align=justify>The shared SSL is already installed on the server and every single customer can use it. Shared SSL certificate is self-signed and is configured to work with the server name. That's why it will always show a pop-up security warning.

The Private SSL is generated specifically for your domain by a trusted authority. Private SSL certificate will be valited by web browsers and will show a secure icon. Private SSL is necessary for commercial projects.
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