Manage SSL Hosts

For cPanel & WHM version 68

(WHM >> Home >> SSL/TLS >> Manage SSL Hosts)

Overview

The Manage SSL Hosts interface allows you to share and delete installed SSL certificates.

Shared SSL Certificate

This section of WHM allows you to share an SSL certificate. Your customers can use a shared SSL certificate to access your website via the mod_userdir module. For more information about the mod_userdir module, read our Apache mod_userdir Tweak documentation.

To share an SSL certificate, select the desired certificate from the You may select a different shared SSL certificate below menu and click Share. The system will redirect you to a new interface that contains a confirmation message.

Note:

If the interface does not list any certificates, you must create and install a new SSL certificate. To create and install a new SSL certificate, use WHM's Generate an SSL Certificate and Signing Request interface (WHM >> Home >> SSL/TLS >> Generate an SSL Certificate and Signing Request) and WHM's Install an SSL Certificate on a Domain interface (WHM >> Home >> SSL/TLS >> Install a SSL Certificate on a Domain).

Disabled Shared SSL Certificates

To disable a shared SSL certificate, click Disable next to the SSL certificate under the Shared SSL Certificate heading. The system will redirect you to a new interface with a confirmation message.

Installed SSL Hosts

Note:

To open a verify that an SSL certificate secures a particular domain, click the domain name under the Domain heading in the Installed SSL Hosts table.

The Installed SSL Hosts table displays the domains with installed SSL certificates as well as each domain's information.

The following table describes the Installed SSL Hosts section:

Column	Description
Domains	The domain or domains that use the certificate. Each domain or subdomain displays either a red or green icon. The red lock icon () indicates that no valid SSL certificate exists for this domain or subdomain. The green lock icon () indicates that a valid SSL certificate exists for this domain or subdomain.
IP Address	The IP address of the domain or domains.
IP Address Type	The type of IP address.
Is Primary Website on IP Address?	Whether the IP address lists this website as the primary domain.
Is SNI Required?	Whether the certificate requires SNI. Typically, a certificate requires SNI when there are multiple domains that share the same IP address. Note: The system does not update SNI for accounts without a corresponding email address.
Document Root	The directory that contains the site's content.
Owner	The account for which you installed the key.
Issuer	The certificate's creation organization. If your domain uses a self-signed certificate, this column displays self-signed.
Expires	The certificate's expiration date.
Key Size	The length of the key's modulus, in bits.
Actions	Delete — Click this link to delete the certificate. Make Primary — Click this link to make the website the main domain on the shared IP address.