Nexi Panel SSL Manager v1 Print

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Nexi Panel can issue SSL certificates for websites. There are two methods to get an SSL certificate for the website. In this article, we will learn how to issue the SSL for your website.

Manage SSL

Step 1. Login to your Nexi Panel dashboardzjTJ_2JRbQ2mb930AcFWMAuPh2jYwyMS2ITM54CFi66x8mvO9cowomPhBvHIn1KTQx_gnPU3o2Od574EfjAEiFCPfQ-TKOPZbhSQgdGtL3oBeq0U4clV-yBaOAexSbNKIqqRdx67VgQC

Step 2. On the left-side menu, scroll down and click on the SSL option

Step 3: To issue a simple SSL for your website Go to SSL-> Manage SSL

Step 4: Select the Website for which you want to issue the SSL7tBwzT--01MjuoIKMngySGnIpgStwQQdgxuFq926148h4I-sLA0QQAvUtFp4v4Vgt_DPGwzJe-nmfKp3XuL-RwuLkBb06jjEz3LS_qSqaQKA4DJ-YO12o1aYImI-nf1QhJlwpu8kvsET

Step 5: After selecting the site, Click on Issue SSLAgtkGFFwkskTYKNjhVOVF0YyFMtp7e9hpU9gFwaHzT6R15lsJuDpvNqxkweHp-3eCLzEYEM7l-H1xdT5JR2n89nyCXexqm9RPOhCPqLaIAEyGmjZuYArAWdXclXrlMqqw2s5x_Mh7FNG

You can issue the SSL via the command line. To do this, log in to the Nexi Panel dashboard.

 Go to Logs-> Nexi Panel Main logs file.  Nexi Panel main log file will be opened  2_WXj5n6sYfu73Rn_jRMBRPdD0t1QgVqhoq2476dMQ6jzmzFDXhDbqBeTAO_4vdDBbrxveKlqcsi5EmErzm8ETPKm_KgP5aQFizbDX8yERqeeqtNwYtjoAf9WIITtEAhNJAsKX3-wQbB

Now scroll down and copy the command for your site where you want to issue the SSL. Copy the acme command and run it to the terminal. zUBI2_5hRB9rbZLpJTlQqep54ouM0Gvg2Ew34xr7uUWa8RarlZR25hICus-Zwa1XQhHc4WZnq3e_I1n_Lk9a34b1wwKYm2yhqYmeA_Np55ld47HhhsBQevWiIXRRhzjPfx2qBZD2Ft3G

Hostname SSL

Step 1. Issue the hostname SSL for your website. Go to SSL->Hostname SSL

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Step 3. Select the website for which you want to issue the Hostname SSL3NIZ58sp1nz9JmySRfZBnh2_aHVovSKnJf5GE0JL-2Lerk7RKu1qsBB3hzxnuWUi1aC8OOjCw7CMk6aNz0KPpuQafoSQwbxL9avc-JLfOe3SmX9oOLhj1HX7juhptfVuE43xj7miSseo 

Step 4. Select the website and Click on Issue SSLBxC236axN4Xqom-IYSBbmwZjsAca9kPYECUO7EN0QlRApMQ373N3F_6Q6O2yckIMzSc6RaDZjlTaautqUtwLeLJc7CerlXij-WaeJDgfxwKDg1paLmGxNy7ZBrZ9DJio1lEFzfzbEfWU

Mail server SSL

Step 1. To issue the mail server SSL Click on SSL-> Mailserver SSL

Step 2. Select the Mail server site for which you want to issue the SSL and Click on  issue the SSL

Step 3. After issuing the Mailserver SSL, run this command on the terminal to map the SSL

  1. postmap -F hash:/etc/postfix/vmail_ssl.map

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