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‎Certificate Setup For Linux

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'''''SITES WILL NEED DEDICATED IP'''''

== Certificate Setup For IIS 7 ==

:1: Open IIS 7
:2: Click on the server name.
:3: Click on the "Server Certificates" icon.
:4: In the menu on the right click "Create Self-Signed Certificate"
:5: Name the certificate after the domain or subdomain that will be using the certificate.
:6: Click "OK". Once that is complete, you should see the SSL in the list of Self-Signed certificates.

== Certificate Setup For Linux ==

;Create a self-signed SSL certificate.
:1: Login to WHM for the server the domain is located on.
:2: Search for and click “Generate a SSL Certificate & Signing Request”.
:3: Enter the client's details from WHMCS with "support@hostek.com" as the email account.
:4: Enter or generate a password.
:5: Under “Host to make cert for”, enter the domain on which you want the SSL.
:6: Click "Create"
<br />

;Install a self-signed SSL certificate
:1: In WHM, click “Install an SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain”.
:2: Enter the domain name, account user name, and IP address for the certificate in the Domain, User, and IP Address fields.
:3: Click “Fetch” to paste the .key and .crt files for the domain into the available display spaces, if they are currently on your server.
:4: Leave the CA Bundle blank.
:5: Click “Submit”, then wait for all processes to complete.
:6: Go to https://thedomainyouarewokring.on
:7: If the site does not load, repeat the second set of steps.

<br />

<small>Keywords: Self Signed SSL, Temporary SSL, Temp SSL
</small>

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−	~~'''''SITES WILL NEED DEDICATED IP'''''~~

−	~~== Certificate Setup For IIS 7 ==~~
−
−	~~:1: Open IIS 7~~
−	~~:2: Click on the server name.~~
−	~~:3: Click on the "Server Certificates" icon.~~
−	~~:4: In the menu on the right click "Create Self-Signed Certificate"~~
−	~~:5: Name the certificate after the domain or subdomain that will be using the certificate.~~
−	~~:6: Click "OK". Once that is complete, you should see the SSL in the list of Self-Signed certificates.~~
−
−	~~== Certificate Setup For Linux ==~~
−
−	~~;Create a self-signed SSL certificate.~~
−	~~:1: Login to WHM for the server the domain is located on.~~
−	~~:2: Search for and click “Generate a SSL Certificate & Signing Request”.~~
−	~~:3: Enter the details you are using for the site as well as an active email account.~~
−	~~:4: Enter or generate a password.~~
−	~~:5: Under “Host to make cert for”, enter the domain on which you want the SSL.~~
−	~~:6: Click "Create"~~
−	~~<br />~~
−
−	~~;Install a self-signed SSL certificate~~
−	~~:1: In WHM, click “Install an SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain”.~~
−	~~:2: Enter the domain name, account user name, and IP address for the certificate in the Domain, User, and IP Address fields.~~
−	~~:3: Click “Fetch” to paste the .key and .crt files for the domain into the available display spaces, if they are currently on your server.~~
−	~~:4: Leave the CA Bundle blank.~~
−	~~:5: Click “Submit”, then wait for all processes to complete.~~
−	~~:6: Go to https://thedomainyouarewokring.on~~
−	~~:7: If the site does not load, repeat the second set of steps.~~
−
−	~~<br />~~
−
−	~~<small>Keywords: Self Signed SSL, Temporary SSL, Temp SSL~~
−	~~</small>~~

← Older revision	Revision as of 03:20, 12 April 2013
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	+	'''''SITES WILL NEED DEDICATED IP'''''

	+	== Certificate Setup For IIS 7 ==
	+
	+	:1: Open IIS 7
	+	:2: Click on the server name.
	+	:3: Click on the "Server Certificates" icon.
	+	:4: In the menu on the right click "Create Self-Signed Certificate"
	+	:5: Name the certificate after the domain or subdomain that will be using the certificate.
	+	:6: Click "OK". Once that is complete, you should see the SSL in the list of Self-Signed certificates.
	+
	+	== Certificate Setup For Linux ==
	+
	+	;Create a self-signed SSL certificate.
	+	:1: Login to WHM for the server the domain is located on.
	+	:2: Search for and click “Generate a SSL Certificate & Signing Request”.
	+	:3: Enter the details you are using for the site as well as an active email account.
	+	:4: Enter or generate a password.
	+	:5: Under “Host to make cert for”, enter the domain on which you want the SSL.
	+	:6: Click "Create"
	+	<br />
	+
	+	;Install a self-signed SSL certificate
	+	:1: In WHM, click “Install an SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain”.
	+	:2: Enter the domain name, account user name, and IP address for the certificate in the Domain, User, and IP Address fields.
	+	:3: Click “Fetch” to paste the .key and .crt files for the domain into the available display spaces, if they are currently on your server.
	+	:4: Leave the CA Bundle blank.
	+	:5: Click “Submit”, then wait for all processes to complete.
	+	:6: Go to https://thedomainyouarewokring.on
	+	:7: If the site does not load, repeat the second set of steps.

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 :1: Login to WHM for the server the domain is located on.
 :2: Search for and click “Generate a SSL Certificate & Signing Request”.
-:3: Enter the client's details from WHMCS with "support@hostek.com" as the email account.
+:3: Enter the details you are using for the site as well as an active email account.
 :4: Enter or generate a password.
 :5: Under “Host to make cert for”, enter the domain on which you want the SSL.