How to Install SSL on 3rd Party Servers

Learn how to secure your website by installing SSL Certificates on third-party servers. Whether you’re using Apache, cPanel, or Microsoft IIS, follow our guide to enable HTTPS and protect sensitive data. 🔒

An SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate protects online transactions and data transfers through encryption, ensuring that all data passed between a web server and browser remains private.

Below are helpful links on generating CSRs (Certificate Signing Requests) and installing SSL Certificates on 3rd party servers:

• How to Generate a CSR
• How to Install an SSL Certificate
• Review

How to Generate a CSR

Select from the options below to view instructions on how to generate a CSR on:

• Apache with mod_ssl and OpenSSL
• cPanel or WHM
• Exchange 2013
• F5 BigIP
• F5 Firepass
• Microsoft® IIS 5.x / 6.x
• Microsoft® IIS 7.X
• Microsoft® IIS 10.X
• Parallels® Plesk
• PowerShell

How to Install an SSL Certificate

Select from the options below to view instructions on how to install an SSL Certificate on:

• Adobe Connect
• Apache 2.4.8+
• Apache mod_ssl
• Apache Open SSL
• Barracuda Spam & Antivirus 300 Version 5
• cPanel 11
• EV SSL Certificate on cPanel or WHM
• EV SSL Certificate on Microsoft Exchange 2010
• EV SSL Certificate on Microsoft® IIS 5.x / 6.x
• EV SSL Certificate on Microsoft® IIS 7.x
• Exchange 2010 (Certificate Wizard)
• Exchange 2013
• Microsoft® IIS 8.x
• Microsoft® IIS 10.x
• Plesk Server Administrator 10 & 12
• SAP Web Application
• Zimbra Servers

Review

In summary, fortify your website with the power of SSL encryption! Our guide offers step-by-step instructions for various server platforms, including cPanel, Apache, and Microsoft IIS. Ensure user privacy, build trust, and safeguard sensitive data by enabling HTTPS today.