1. Commerce
  2. System Management
  3. Domains
  4. Set Up Domains for Web Stores
  5. Set Up a Domain
  6. Secure Your Domain

Secure Your Domain

You can secure the following domain types:

Note:

If the domain name is the same as a previously-deleted secure domain, and the certificate belonging to the previous domain is still valid, the old certificate is automatically used to secure the new domain you are setting up. You can view the details of the certificate in the Certificate section of the Domain record page in NetSuite. If you do not want to use the old certificate, you can change it by clicking Change Certificate.

To secure your domain:

  1. Go to Commerce > Hosting > Domains > and click Edit next to the domain name you want to secure.

  2. In the Certificate section, check the Use SSL Certificate to Secure Domain box.

    Additional certificate-related fields are displayed so you can specify the type of certificate you want to use.

    Note:

    The Use SSL Certificate to Secure Domain checkbox is not displayed if you are setting up a Single Domain for Web Store and Checkout or Checkout Only domain. These domain types must always be secure, so all certificate-related fields are displayed by default.

  3. If you want Oracle NetSuite to obtain a domain validated (DV) certificate for your domain, click the Automatic button and then check the box to confirm acceptance of the automatic certificate terms and conditions.

    Note:

    Automatic certificates are provided at no extra cost and are maintenance–free because Oracle NetSuite handles the renewal process.

  4. If you want to obtain a certificate from your preferred CA, see Manual Certificates for instructions.

Your CSR file is now associated with your domain. The next step is to deploy your domain. See Deploy Your Domain for instructions.

Note:

To secure your domain, you must set up a CNAME record for DNS verification, as well as for web hosting. See Point Your Domain Name at Your Domain (DNS Settings) for information about setting up CNAME records with your domai provider and Set Up DNS Verification for information about DNS verification.

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