Nexi Panel on SSL Print

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Note: If your domain is behind Cloudflare it will not work since CloudFlare blocks port 8090.

If you want to access Nexi Panel on SSL you can do so by issuing Lets Encrypt SSL for the hostname, before continuing further make sure you have created website with a domain you want to access Nexi Panel as.

If you want to access Nexi Panel on: https://panel.yourdomain.com:8090, create an account with a domain panel.yourdomain.com. While creating an account you can check SSL or not, it is optional.

If domain still does not point to the server, again a self-signed SSL will be issued.


Setup Hostname SSL Nexi Panel

Step 1. To issue the Hostname SSL for your Nexi Panel. Go to SSL->Hostname SSLg6MoH4XrwaN8o57FygyalPDfGyynErrxw0o9Y6t-Fff0YxmJ52kRK1cQ-Wo9_OqUsPgEtGQUs1i8CTyU3XlysYqSFFGLF2qUvXKAEmJ6b4H22Q6QtPRiG9EhwT2diO5tDnGCDsLfdbLb

Step 3. Select the website for which you want to issue the hostname SSLjsPO1RK8nnCRbjJfYayzMMq7VNKpqpYLCZStdAn5OW7kMG1px1VQfLaIU8lyUKw8MI3kwKc_HilMlLBJxdQAITHJoEgetMZSGuOpl_mLwWT7TzW4Xiibtqtg8aCbWhXd3Z8l1AkicPAf 

Step 4. Select the website and Click on Issue SSLAkSvrzs079N33Moy8IsJSFvtTb8q6NlYv0Dv626RKkHOxynq2wWOZY02DFtoHH9O8iNc6zv5d74KeWK_6okVilU4ZqE3U8CeSh5EGnNSI2lqekUE-y-vw35F7xZujTt9hJvLFRSa2IOg


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