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cPanel & WHM includes a free SSL certificate for your server's hostname

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  • rpvw
    cPanel, Inc. offers valid cPanel & WHM license holders a free signed certificate for the services on your server's hostname. This offer replaces the certificates for these services that meet any of the following conditions:
    • Maintains a weak signature algorithm.
    • Revoked.
    • Self-signed.
    • Invalid (For example, your server's hostname must be valid and resolve in DNS).
    • Expires in less than 25 days.
    When the existing certificate meets any of these conditions, the server will order a replacement certificate when the /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/upcp maintenance runs. The system will download and install that certificate when available. If the existing certificate expires before the replacement certificate is available, the system will install a self-signed certificate, and then replace it with the ordered certificate when available. Full details can be found at Manage Service SSL Certificates - Version 74 Documentation - cPanel Documentation
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  • thanasis
    Shall i have to do anything? It is an automatically procedure? Will this affect any of my websites?
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  • rpvw
    The installation of the host certificates should happen automatically, and should not affect any of your websites. You may want to check that the new certificate has been correctly applied to your services : WHM >> Service Configuration>> Manage Service SSL Certificates
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  • cPanelMichael
    Shall i have to do anything? It is an automatically procedure? Will this affect any of my websites?

    Hello @thanasis, No action is required. The notification is to let you know the free certificate for your hostname was installed on your services. It's not associated with the SSL certificates used by your websites over Apache. Thank you.
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