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How to add a custom SSL


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    Staq installs a free Let’s Encrypt certificate for your custom domains. You can use your own certificate instead. ZeroSSL is an easy way to get the files, or you can use a certificate you already have. These steps upload those files, or paste the certificate text.

    Install a custom certificate

    1. Open the Staq Panel for the particular website.
    2. Click Domains, then SSL.
    3. Click Install Custom Certificate.

    Install Custom Certificate on Domains, SSL

    Upload the certificate files

    1. Add the signed certificate and the private key.
    2. Add the CA bundle if you have one. A CA bundle is recommended but optional.
    3. Get those files from ZeroSSL, or upload a certificate you already have.
    4. Click Upload.

    Upload the signed certificate, private key, and CA bundle

    Paste the certificate text

    1. On that dialog, click Paste certificate text instead.
    2. Paste the signed certificate and the private key.
    3. Paste the CA bundle if you have one.
    4. Click Upload.

    Paste the certificate, private key, and CA bundle

    FAQ

    Can I keep the Let’s Encrypt certificate?

    Yes. Let’s Encrypt stays in place and renews on its own. Install a custom certificate when you want to use your own but you will need to manually renew the SSL certificate yourself.

    Which files do I need?

    The signed certificate and the private key. The CA bundle is optional.

    Need some help?

    Open a support ticket if the control is not in Staq, or the change does not save.

    Need some help?

    We all do sometimes. Please reach out to our support team by dropping us a support ticket. We will respond fast.