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

Do you know how to install SSL certificate in cpanel? in this blog, I will discuss how to install SSL certificate in Cpanel. let’s start a tutorial about SSL cpanel.

how to install SSL certificate in cpanel?

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 in cPanel. Your website is now secured with HTTPS. If you encounter any issues, comment here, and I will try to fix them.

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