How to Install SSL in cPanel: Step-by-Step Guide

How to Install SSL in cPanel: Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps to install your SSL certificate in cPanel using the private key, SSL certificate, and CA bundle you received from Senjop.com:

1: Log in to cPanel

  • Go to your cPanel login page (typically https://yourdomain.com/cpanel).
  • Enter your username and password, then click the Log in button.

2: Navigate to the SSL/TLS Manager

  • Once logged in, scroll down to the Security section.
  • Click on SSL/TLS.

3: Upload Your SSL Certificate

  • In the SSL/TLS section, find the Certificates (CRT) option.
  • Click on Generate, view, upload, or delete SSL certificates.
  • Scroll down to the Upload a New Certificate section.
  • Copy the contents of your SSL certificate (from Senjop.com) and paste it into the text box. Ensure you include the -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END CERTIFICATE----- lines.
  • Click on Upload Certificate.

4: Upload the CA Bundle

  • Still in the SSL/TLS section, find the Certificate Authority Bundle (CABUNDLE) option.
  • Click on Manage Installed Certificates.
  • Scroll down to the CA Certificates section.
  • Copy the contents of your CA bundle (provided by Senjop.com) and paste it into the text box, including the -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END CERTIFICATE----- lines.
  • Click on Save Certificate.

5: Install the SSL Certificate

  • Go back to the SSL/TLS section.
  • Click on Manage Installed Certificates.
  • Locate the certificate you just uploaded. You should see an Install button next to it.
  • Click the Install button.
  • Ensure that the correct domain is selected; your private key should automatically populate.
  • Review the details and confirm everything is correct.
  • Click on Install Certificate.

6: Verify SSL Installation

  • After installation, navigate to your website to ensure it is accessible via https://yourdomain.com.
  • You can also use online SSL checker tools (like SSL Labs) to verify that your SSL certificate is correctly installed and configured.

7: (Optional) Redirect HTTP to HTTPS

  • To ensure all traffic goes through HTTPS, set up a redirect.
  • In cPanel, go to the Domains section and click on Redirects.
  • Set up a redirect from http://yourdomain.com to https://yourdomain.com.

Conclusion

You have successfully installed your SSL certificate from Senjop.com in cPanel. Your website is now secured with HTTPS. If you encounter any issues, consult with your SSL provider or your hosting support for assistance.

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