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Securing Ports 2082 and 2086 (SSL)

Discussion in 'Data Protection' started by Travis Owens, Mar 30, 2017.

  1. Travis Owens

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    I've been attempting to enable SSL for ports 2082(cPanel) and 2086(WHM). I have a certificate for my domain and it works as intended (port 443). I can't figure out how to extended the certificate to secure the additional ports.

    Any assistance with this issue is greatly appreciated.


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    WHM Version: WHM 56.0 (build 45)
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    Hello,

    SSL for cPanel/WHM/Webmail will work automatically per the Domain TLS functionality in cPanel version 60:

    What is Domain TLS - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation

    You'd need to update to this version of cPanel or newer to utilize this feature. Otherwise, the certificate for the cPanel/WHM/Webmail service relies on the service certificate installed via "WHM >> Manage Service SSL Certificates".

    Thank you.
     
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