Alter Name Certificate For Free

Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)Choose Proceed without enrollment policy and Click Next.Give a friendly name for the certificate and a description.Click on Subject tab and add all the hostnames under Alternative NameMore items...?Feb 10, 2020

To submit a certificate request that includes a SAN to a stand-alone CA, follow these steps:Open Internet Explorer.Click Request a Certificate.Click Advanced certificate request.Click Create and submit a request to this CA.Provide identifying information as required.More items...?Sept 24, 2021

To add a Subject Alternative NameGo to your GoDaddy product page.Select SSL Certificates and then select Manage for the certificate you want to change.Select Change Subject Alternative Names.For Add a domain, enter the SAN you want to add and then select Add.More items...

SAN Certificates are often needed to secure Exchange Server or Office Communications Server and in instances where you need to secure multiple domains that resolve to a single IP address (such as in a shared hosting environment).

SSL Certificates are not required to have friendly names and are not part of the SSL Certificate. However, in environments that require multiple SSL Certificates, the lack of friendly names or poorly used friendly names can make managing your SSL Certificate more difficult.

You can't modify certificate contents, because they are digitally signed by an issuer. By changing any bit in the certificate you will make it totally invalid. Instead, you have to generate new certificate signing request and provide correct names there.

The certificate reissue process allows you to modify an issued certificate. Some modifications allow you to build upon the original certificate, resulting in two or more versions of that certificate. For example, when reissuing a certificate, you can add domains to the original certificate.