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      <title>Managing SSL Certificates</title>
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      <description>Covers the SSL certificate features on the SSL Certificates tab of cPanel&amp;rsquo;s Security hub (Security &amp;raquo; SSL Certificates): reading the account-level Security Score gauge and the SSL Status card to understand your domains&amp;rsquo; certificate health, and the certificate counts (Expired, Expiring Soon, Self-Signed, No Certificate) and per-domain certificate table (Domain, Type, Issuer, Expires, Automatic SSL, HTTPS Redirect); getting a free trusted certificate by running AutoSSL (which typically uses Let&amp;rsquo;s Encrypt and requires a reachable domain with correct DNS) and troubleshooting failures with the AutoSSL error log; manually installing a paid or third-party certificate purchased from a certificate authority through the Install SSL Certificate wizard by supplying the certificate, private key, and CA bundle; and enabling the HTTPS Redirect for a domain to force all visitors onto https:// once a valid certificate is installed.</description>
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