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To enable HTTPS for your custom domain, you need to add an SSL certificate from a certificate authority (CA). You can also use these steps to update a certificate that has expired. For more information, see Generating a CSR for a custom domain.

Note:
  • Do not use a self-signed certificate or a certificate signed by a CA that is internal to your own organization. Certificates must be signed by a globally trusted CA.

  • Use RSA-2048 encryption if possible. RSA-1024 is allowed, but not recommended. RSA-4096 is not supported.

  • The certificate must be valid.

  • You can use wildcard and SAN certificates, but they must match the domain name.

  1. Go to Settings > Domains.
  2. Click Add an SSL certificate.
  3. Enter the following information:
    • Private key. A PEM-encoded unencrypted private key that matches the certificate’s public key.

    • Certificate. A PEM-encoded certificate to import.

    • Intermediate certificates. A PEM-encoded certificate chain. Do not include the end-entity certificate.

  4. Click Save.