SSL certificates encrypt traffic between your website and visitors. They protect sensitive data and are required for secure browsing.
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What an SSL Certificate Does
- Encrypts data in transit
- Prevents interception and tampering
- Enables HTTPS in browsers
Types of SSL Certificates
- Single-domain certificates
- Wildcard certificates
- Multi-domain certificates
Certificate type depends on how many domains or subdomains you need to secure.
Installing an SSL Certificate
SSL certificates are typically assigned to a website through the control panel.
Once installed, HTTPS should be enabled automatically.
Renewals and Expiration
SSL certificates must be renewed before expiration to avoid security warnings.
Common Problems & Fixes
- If HTTPS doesn’t work, verify the certificate is assigned.
- If a certificate expired, renew it immediately.
- If the wrong domain is covered, check the certificate scope.
Still need help?
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