This page is used to manage the SSL certificates stored in your repository.
All your SSL certificates are displayed in the list. The present certificate parts are indicated by the four icons, preceding the certificate name in the list. The icon displayed in the R column indicates that the Certificate Signing request part is present in the certificate, the icon in the K column indicates that the private key is contained within the certificate, the icon in the C column indicates that the SSL certificate text part is present and the icon in the A column indicates that CA certificate part is present.
You can sort this list by certificate name clicking on the Certificate name column title, or by clicking on the R, K, C, A column titles to sort the list by CSR, Private Key, Certificate or CA certificate parts presence respectively.
You have an option of searching for a certificate by a certain pattern. It may help you in case you have a great number of certificates stored in the repository and you need to work with a particular one. To search through the list, type the pattern string into the text input field and click Search. If there were any items found matching the entered pattern string, they will all be displayed in the form of a reduced list. The button Show All will revert to displaying the whole list.
To delete one or more certificates from the repository, select the corresponding checkboxes and click the Remove Selected button.
To upload a signed SSL certificate received from the certificate authority, first make sure that the certificate file has been saved on your local machine or network. Use the Browse button to locate the certificate. Click Send File. The existing certificate with appropriate private key will be found and the certificate part will be added to the repository.
After you have purchased and installed your certificate through the control panel you can utilize the View Certs option to view the information about your SSL certificate(s).
To add a certificate to repository, click on the Add button. The SSL certificate creation page will open. On this page you can Generate a self-signed certificate, certificate-signing request, purchase a SSL certificate, and add certificate parts to an existing certificate.
To set up a certificate for your Control Panel, select a certificate by selecting an appropriate checkbox, then click Setup.
To set up a default certificate for your Control Panel, click on the Default button.
To download a certificate from repository to the local machine, click on the icon, corresponding to the required certificate. Select the location when prompted, specify the file name and click Save to save it.
To download the certificate, which is currently installed at the Control panel, click on the Download button. Select the location when prompted, specify the file name and click Save to save it.
Click on the Up Level icon or the appropriate shortcut to return to the previous page.
NOTE: When you add a certificate, it is not installed automatically onto the domain or assigned to an IP address, but only added to the Certificate repository. You can assign a certificate to an IP address at the Client's IP pool, at the server IP addresses management page, and during hosting creation on an exclusively granted IP.