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SSL/TLS Wizard
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- Log in to your cPanel>>Security section > SSL/TLS Wizard
- Under Install and Manage SSL for your site (HTTPS), click on Manage SSL sites.
- Under Install an SSL Website, click on Browse Certificates.
- Select the SSL certificate to activate. When ready, click Use Certificate.
- The encrypted certificate will appear in the Certificate (CRT)text box.
- If you have generated the private key in cPanel, it will be auto-added to the Private Key (KEY)text box. If you are activating an pre-existing SSL certificate, you will need to paste the certificate’s private key here. Make sure you include the beginning and ending lines.
- Paste the CA (Certificate Authority) Bundle into the Certificate Authority Bundle (CABUNDLE)text field. Make sure you include the beginning and ending lines.
- When ready, click Install Certificate.
You will see a confirmation that the SSL certificate has been installed successfully. Your website should now be accessible via https://yourdomain.com.
You will also see your secured website added to the Manage Installed SSL Websites table.