Ssl

[jumarca]

My website URL is www.tuprimeraweb.es:

will use wordpress for my site
the dns are in transfer process
I have a ssl certificate purchased at the same time as my domain, specifically on ionos.es. How can I install it? thank you

[allroundernaman]

Goto cPanel - SSL - Choose Domain Name - Paste Private Key and Certificate.

[Ergastolator1]

I’ve seen your domain before, like said on your first post, and the DNS is pointing to the X10Hosting. If you transfer your domain to InfinityFree by changing your NS from X10Hosting to InfinityFree using from ns1 to ns4.byet.org nameservers, then you can do what @allroundernaman said after adding your domain to the cPanel of InfinityFree.

[jumarca]

thank you very much for the response but the only thing I can download are files of the type:
-.tuprimeraweb.es_ssl_certificate_INTERMEDIATE.cer
_.tuprimeraweb.es_private_key.key
tuprimeraweb.es_ssl_certificate.cer
How do I hit them?
Thank you again

[Admin]

@jumarca

_.tuprimeraweb.es_private_key.key

The contents of this file should go into the Private Key field.

@jumarca

tuprimeraweb.es_ssl_certificate.cer

The contents of this file should go into the Certificate field.

@jumarca

-.tuprimeraweb.es_ssl_certificate_INTERMEDIATE.cer

You can ignore this file.

[jumarca]

Hello again, I have followed your instructions, several times, I have spoken with the provider of the ssl certificate, he tells me that the certificate is correct, but when I finish the steps that you have told me, I get the following error: The certificate uploaded is NOT for the domain name tuprimeraweb.es.
What I can do? Thank you

[Ergastolator1]

After inserting the Private Key, click on Upload Key, and after inserting the certificate, click on Upload Certificate.

[jumarca]

thanks but after doing those steps is when I get the error

[Admin]

Can you please enter the what you entered in the Certificate field in this tool? Please check the “Common Name” field, it should be present and be tuprimeraweb.es.

If the Common Name field does not contain your domain name, then the content you’re uploading is not the certificate of your domain name (and probably part of the SSL chain, which you can’t/don’t need to upload).

[jumarca]

@Admin

Can you please enter the what you entered in the Certificate field in this tool? Please check the “Common Name” field, it should be present and be tuprimeraweb.es .

If the Common Name field does not contain your domain name, then the content you’re uploading is not the certificate of your domain name (and probably part of the SSL chain, which you can’t/don’t need to upload).

Thank you very much, after writing the Last post was going to check what you told me, and I see that the HTTPS is already installed, and did nothing, OK thank you very much all.

[Oxy]

@jumarca

I see that the HTTPS is already installed, and did nothing

Actually it’s not true
You switched to Cloudflare and now you’re using their SSL
Whatever - you can leave it so