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WHM
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SSL Storage Manager
Log in to your WHM>>Account Functions>>SSL Storage Manager
1. Log in to your root account of WHM.
2. Select the SSL/TLS option from the navigation menu.
3. Click on Manage AutoSSL.
The panel to manage AutoSSL will open. Here you can see the various management tools and options for the utility.
4. Go to the AutoSSL Providers section.
5. Select between Disabled or cPanel (powered by Sectigo) option to disable or choose AutoSSL Provider.
6. Click Save.
Moving on, we have to enable/disable the utility for specific user accounts.
7. Click the Manage Users tab.
It contains the configuration parameters of AutoSSL for every user account on your server.
Select a user account to configure its AutoSSL setting.
Select one of the three options-
Enable AutoSSL
Disable AutoSSL
Reset to Feature List Setting: Reset to default.
It goes without saying that the users who have the AutoSSL disabled won’t get any free SSL certificates from cPanel.