How to Configure Built-in-SSL?

How to Configure Built-in-SSL?

The platform’s built-in SSL certificate is a great choice to protect your website quickly and securely. This certificate, sometimes called “{hosterName} SSL” in the dashboard, offers:

  • Easy Management – You can set up and use SSL with just one click in the topology wizard.
  • Quick Validation – It checks your website and provides security verification within a few minutes.
  • Strong Data Encryption – The robust SSL certificate makes customers feel safe.

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To get this built-in SSL certificate, follow these simple steps:

Step 1. Log in to your AccuWeb.Cloud account.

Step 2. Click “New Environment.”

New Environment

Step 3. In the window that pops up, click “SSL.”

Select SSL

Step 4. The “Built-In SSL” window will appear after you click it. Click the “Off” button to turn on the SSL Certificate.

Built-In SSL

Step 5. The SSL feature will be turned on when you click it. You’ll see a green outline around the SSL section.

Green outline around the SSL

Step 6. In the “Environment” field, type the name you want to protect. For example, we used “accuwebtraining.” Click the “Create” button to start the installation.

Note: The built-in SSL only works for a specific environment name domain, like “accuwebtraining.us-accuweb.cloud” (as shown in the picture), and doesn’t work with public IP addresses connected to your servers.
Add Environment Name

Step 7. Wait a few minutes for the installation to complete. You’ll get a message when it’s done.

Environment Successfully Created

Step 8. Go to your project and click “Open in Browser” to access the website.

Open in Browser

Step 9. You’ll see that the SSL Certificate is now successfully installed on the subdomain “accuwebtraining.us-accuweb.cloud.”

SSL Successfully Installed

Conclusion

In conclusion, the built-in SSL Certificate provides a straightforward and convenient way to enhance the security of your website hosted on AccuWeb.Cloud platform. Following the simple steps outlined, you can enable SSL encryption for your chosen domain, ensuring that data transmitted between your website and its visitors is secure.

This added layer of security can boost user trust and confidence while protecting sensitive information. However, it’s important to note that built-in SSL is limited to specific environment name domains and may not work with public IP addresses. Nevertheless, for many users, it offers a practical and user-friendly solution for securing their online presence.

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