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My domain is: www.getyourheadright.com.au; mail.getyourheadright.com.au, getyourheadright.com.au
Our notice from cPanel said domain expired 15, Jan 2018 , I have no idea how to renew these domain to cert
ssl, please help me.
I want to ask if way to auto renew ssl because 3months goes quickly & may forget to renew manually. Thank you for your time & guidance.
Cheers
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Your certificate did expire on January 15. If you got it using cPanel, it should be possible to renew it using cPanel as well (and to set it to renew automatically). If you can’t find this configuration option in your cPanel interface or if it fails to renew your certificate when you ask it to, you should contact your hosting provider’s support.
If your hosting provider discovers that cPanel is encountering an error with the renewal and the provider doesn’t understand how to fix it, we’re happen to investigate and try to help if given further technical details.
It seems you are using fluccs’s server for hosting.
In this way, since fluccs’s doesn’t enable autossl.
You can : use web utilities like zerossl.com or sslforfree.com to obtain a free one. Or purchase any commercial ssl certificates from web.
Be minded that letsencrypt certs are only valid for 90 days so you need to renew that manually. (Commercial ssl are valid at least one year. So you’ll have more time)
@GyHR, AutoSSL in cPanel, ZeroSSL, and sslforfree are all different ways of getting the same 90-day Let’s Encrypt certificate. The advantage of AutoSSL is that you won’t have to do anything because it’s more automated.
Some shared hosting providers do seem to have disabled this functionality for their own financial reasons, especially when they have their own reseller relationships with paid CAs. You should be able to confirm the situation with the host’s support.
Your website developer deployed a letsencrypt ssl on your website. And because FLUCCS doesn't provide free ssl with cPanel, so you can't get a free ssl from them. In this case, you can get the letsencrypt ssl from zerossl.com or sslforfree.com (which same validity).
This interface shows that your certificate was successfully renewed (probably from within cPanel, either automatically or because of something you clicked on). There’s a new certificate, and it’s being used—your site is no longer showing an error about an expired certificate.
