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cPanel SSL TLS status

SSL protects visitors by encrypting traffic between the browser and your website.

  1. Login to cPanel.
  2. Search for SSL/TLS Status or AutoSSL.
  3. Select your domain.
  4. Run AutoSSL if available.
  5. After SSL is active, force HTTPS using your CMS, .htaccess, or application settings.
  6. Check your website for mixed content warnings.
HostKeel Tip: SSL may take a few minutes to issue after DNS is correctly pointed to the server.

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