Difference between revisions of "Information Systems:Website SSL Certificates"
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Revision as of 08:47, 7 May 2021
Background
uniPHARM hosts several websites using HTTPS and therefore maintains SSL/TLS certificates.
Certificate Details
| Website/Service | Provider | Managed By | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| unipharm.com | Sectigo | Network Solutions | Exware hosts the site, therefore they provide the CSR, which uniPHARM submits to NS. Cert is provided back to Exware. |
| medicinecentre.com | LetsEncrypt | Exware | Managed by Exware. This is a LetsEncrypt cert that has 90-day validity. Exware automates the renewals. |
| secure.medicinecentre.com | Sectigo | Network Solutions | Used for the website Rx refill form |
| orders.unipharm.com (Web Orders) | Sectigo | Network Solutions | Web Orders |
| infonet.unipharm.com | Sectigo | Network Solutions | Infonet |
| nts.unipharm.com | Sectigo | Network Solutions | IBM iNotes webmail access, I think Traveler/Verse app too, to some degree |
| mail.unipharm.com | Sectigo | Network Solutions | Used for secure mail protocols, webmail client portal |
| infonext.unipharm.com | LetsEncrypt | uniPHARM IT | Must be auto-renewed. |
| unipharm.3cx.ca | LetsEncrypt | 3CX | Auto-managed by the 3CX software (likely certbot). |
| rmtgw.unipharm.com | Sectigo | Network Solutions | Developed and maintained for WFH during COVID-19 |
Network Solutions certificates must be renewed on a yearly basis.
Notes
- The Network Solutions certificates are signed by the AddTrust/USERTrust root CA. These CAs are owned by COMODO/Sectigo.
- Previously, 2+ year certs were allowed. There was a change in industry that now prevents this to something like 390 days (13 months). Any 2-year options e.g. from Network Solutions is likely now just for accounting/payment convenience i.e. a new cert will still need to be generated ever year.