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<value>You are upgrading from an older version of Certify. This will create new Managed Certificates which you can then edit to adjust the renewal settings etc.</value>
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<dataname="ImportDlg_Merge"xml:space="preserve">
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<value>Merge multiple domains/certificates per site into one Managed Certificate</value>
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<value>Merge multiple domains/identifiers per site into one Managed Certificate</value>
<value>The following selected domains will be included as a single certificate request. The issuing Certificate Authority must be able to access all of these domains via port 80 (for HTTP challenges) or port 443 (for TLS-SNI challenges) for the certification process to work.</value>
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<value>The following selected identifiers will be included as a single certificate request. The issuing Certificate Authority must be able to access all of these identifiers via port 80 (if using HTTP challenges)
<value>Select domains from existing hostname bindings on an website or add the domains manually. You can then select Request Certificate above or modify options as required. To specify a custom CSR see the Advanced tab.</value>
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<value>Select identifiers from existing hostname bindings on an website or add them
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manually. You can then select Request Certificate above or modify options as required. To specify a custom CSR see the Advanced tab.</value>
<value>Stored credentials are required to make automated calls to APIs and other resources during certificate renewal and deployment. These credentials are protected using the Windows Data Protection APIs and stored on this machine.</value>
<value> The certificate authority may present multiple versions of your certificate signed with different root (issuer) certificates and you can specify a preference for this certificate. If the exact chain is not available then the default chain will be used.</value>
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