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2017-05-18

dataedge attened the First Meeting of PKI Forum

2015-11-20

dataedge CA delivered Wildcard SSL Certificate to Ministry of Finance.

2015-06-08

Contract Signing with Janata Bank Limited

2013-11-24

Contract Signing Ceremony with Ministry of ICT

2013-07-08

Seminar on e-Governence and Digital Signature at BCC

Enrollment FAQs
1. How can I enable Active-X controls in my Internet Explorer browser?
Please do the following to enable Active-X controls in your Internet Explorer (IE) browser.

- Open an IE window and go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Custom Level
- Ensure that all five settings under 'ActiveX controls and plug-ins are set to 'Enable' or 'Prompt'

2. I need to upgrade/reinstall my Internet Explorer browser. Will this affect my digital certificate?
When you upgrade/reinstall your Internet Explorer browser, the digital certificates and cryptographic keys are permanently lost. It is therefore very important to backup your certificate before you make any changes to your browser or system configuration.

3. Why do I need to submit documents for a Digital Certificate?
Class-2 Digital Certificates are legally recognized in India (by the Indian IT Act, 2000). Given this, a Digital Certificate has almost the same importance in the digital world as that of your Passport or PAN card in the physical world. Therefore, all information displayed on your digital certificate needs to be verified before the certificate can be issued. If you have any questions, please contact your RA administrator.

4. What is a Cryptographic Service Provider?
A Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) is the software that generates the cryptographic keys required for your digital certificate. While submitting your online request, please select 'Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider v1.0'. If you can't see the 'Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider v1.0' option, please click here.

Note: If you are using a Smart Card or USB Token, please contact the device vendor or your RA Administrator for advice on the correct CSP to select during enrollment.

5. What is a Registration No?
A Registration Number is a unique code that is sent to you when your certificate is ready for download. It is sent by email to the email address provided by you at the time of enrollment of your digital certificate.