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WHM
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- SSH Password Authorization Tweak
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- Force Password Change
- Email All Users
- Reset Account Bandwidth Limit
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SSL/TLS
Step 1; Log in to your cPanel>>Security>>SSL/TLS
Step 2: Uploading the private key
Every SSL certificate requires a private key. These can be uploaded to cPanel by clicking “Generate, view, upload, or delete your private keys.”. Once that page loads, scroll down and paste your private key.
You may optionally add a description. Click “Save” to save the private key.
If you have a .key file for your private key, use the upload form instead.
Step 3: Uploading the certificate
After uploading the private key, you need to upload the certificate. Click “Generate, view, upload, or delete SSL certificates.”. On this page, you will see a list of installed certificates.
To upload a new certificate, paste it, and optionally add a description. Click “Save Certificate”.
Step 4: Adding an SSL site
Now that we have the private key and the certificate on our cPanel server, we can use these to install the SSL certificate on a site. Click “Manage SSL sites.”, click “Browse Certificates” and choose a certificate. This will automatically enter all of the required information.
Click “Install Certificate” to install the certificate on the SSL site. You have now installed an SSL certificate using SNI.