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# Automatic SSL

  • Provider configuration
  • SSL Orders
  • Logs

"Automatic SSL" configuration refers to the process of automatically setting up and configuring an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate for a website or application. SSL certificates are used to establish a secure and encrypted connection between a web server and a client's web browser.

Let's Encrypt is the recommended setting in the PanelAlpha configuration.

# Provider configuration

Define basic settings for the SSL provider configuration.

  • Automatic SSL Provider - select between available providers; to configure more options, such as Matomo, press the related button
    • Let's Encrypt (recommended)
    • Self Signed Certificate
    • Disable
  • Retry Frequency (hours) - secify the interval, in hours, between attempts to download the certificate.
  • Mark Failed After (hours) -set the duration, in hours, after which the SSL order will be marked as failed.

# SSL Orders

  • List of SSL orders, their status, date of last update
  • Actions: "Process Now" - process the order immediately (if applicable)

# Logs

List of events on SSL orders. Check details on:

  • SSL order ID number
  • Action type
  • Request
  • Response
  • Time
  • When updated