A means of identifying information about the server. When a client requests an SSL object from a server, it requests that the server authenticate itself to the client. A server certificate is used for this purpose.
Refers to a certificate used for server authentication, such as authenticating a Web server to a Web browser. When a Web browser client attempts to access a secured Web server, the server sends its certificate to the browser to allow it to verify the server's identity.
a certificate that has been issued to a server (or in WAP, a WAP gateway certificate)
a part of the server identity for SSL
a single certificate associated only with your server
A unique digital identification that forms the basis of a Web server's SSL security features. Server certificates are obtained from a mutually trusted, third-party organization, and provide a way for users to authenticate the identity of a Web site.
certificate that attests to the identity of an organization that uses a secure web server to serve data. A server certificate must be associated with a key pair.
A piece of digital ID for your server. It contains information about the server and is "signed" with a digital signature from the certification authority that issued it. It also contains a key used in forming an SSL connection. You must have a server certificate bound to your server in order to use SSL.