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Authorize.net Updates within Godaddy host site

Hi,

I have read over the update emails a few times and I can't seem to find the corresponding info on my godaddy host site. I do not see a way to edit the transaction processing URL's and the certificate names don't exactly match up. The only thing I can find that matches up in any way is the use of SHA-2 security level. I'm not a programmer or a code expert so this is way over my head. Basically, I can't tell if I need to update anything or how to do so? Any nudge in the general direction of help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

bumblesoaps1
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Hello @bumblesoaps1

 

The end point urls are typically controlled by your shopping cart or payment module.  If we know what you are using, we can provide some additional suggestions.

 

Richard

RichardH
Administrator Administrator
Administrator

Hi Richard, 

Thanks for the reply. The only two sites I visit to interact with any credit card payments are my host site (godaddy quick shopping cart) and my authorize.net gateway. And then my bank when the funds are deposited. I have checked all the settings I can find for endpoint URL's and I don't see any to either verify or update. In quick shopping cart I am able to edit/update my authorize.net gateway configuration details like login ID and transaction key, but there are not any addtional edits available beyond that.

 

Godaddy has a list of certs here (https://certs.godaddy.com/repository) and they don't seem to match up to any names as described on the authorize.net blogpost linked in the email I received last week (link here: http://community.developer.authorize.net/t5/The-Authorize-Net-Developer-Blog/Production-Certificate-...

 

To be honest, I'm just not clear if I need to do anything at all with these emails about changes and updates and I'm not sure if I'm supposed to contact Godaddy, Authorize.net or both.