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SSL/TLS

Manage SSL Hosts

This interface lets you configure SSL for your domains.

An SSL certificate can secure one or more domains; to create an SSL host for a domain, you must have a certificate that secures that domain. Each SSL certificate has a matching key file that must also be present to install the certificate. SSL certificates for production use usually also require a CA bundle, which this page will automatically try to obtain from the server; in the event that the server cannot find the required CA bundle, you will need to paste it here.

You may only create SSL hosts for domains that are currently attached to your account. Before you install an SSL certificate for a domain that is not listed below, you must attach the domain to your account as one of the following:
To give website clients the best experience, ensure that each SSL website’s certificate matches every domain on the website.

When you install a valid certificate onto a website, the system also configures email, calendar, web disk, and cPanel-related services to use that certificate for all of the website’s domains that match the certificate. Requests to these services from SNI-enabled clients via the matching domains will receive the installed certificate.

For more information, read our SSL Installation Workflow documentation.

Manage Installed SSL Websites

Actions
  • cpanel.example.com
  • cpcalendars.example.com
  • cpcontacts.example.com
  • example.com
  • mail.example.com
  • webdisk.example.com
  • webmail.example.com
  • whm.example.com
  • www.example.com
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Install an SSL Website

Note: You don’t have a dedicated IP address. Browsers that were released before 2013 may not support SNI. Because of this, users may see false security warnings when they visit your SSL-secured websites.
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161.35.99.190
The certificate may already be on your server. You can either paste the certificate here or try to retrieve it for your domain.
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The private key may already be on your server. You can either paste the private key here or try to retrieve the matching key for your certificate.
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In most cases, you do not need to supply the CA bundle because the server will fetch it from a public repository during installation.
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