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I had to install another Godaddy turbl ssl certificate today and I thought I’d take some screen shots of the process.

First purchase the certificate here: SSL Certificates from GoDaddy.com

Next login to WHM to Generate a SSL Certificate and Signing Request:

Fill out the form with the appropriate values and click “create”. Next you will see the crt and key information:

Leave this WHM window open and go back to Godaddy.

Next go to the SSL certificate section of your Godaddy account. You will see something like this:

Click on “Set up certificate”. Then you will see this:

Then you will need to create an SSL account or login if you already have one:

Select the ssl certificate to use:

STEP 1: Fill out the form:

STEP 2: PASTE THE CSR (certificate signing request) THAT YOU PREVIOUSLY GENERATED IN WHM:

Review and confirm the information

Check your email for the notice. Click on the link in this email to download the bundle and crt:

When you click the email link you will arrive at this page, select the server and contine:

Then you can download the zip file containing the crt and bundle

This shows the contents of the zip file:

Now Open a NEW Window and go to WHM again and click on Install a SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain. Paste the CRT from the www.—.com file in the zip file downloaded from Godaddy. Enter the domain, account username, and dedicated IP address for the domain. The next box for Key is the same one generated earlier from the “Generate a SSL Certificate and Signing Request” process in WHM and begins with “—–BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY—–“. The last one, CA Bundle, is the other file in the zip file from Godaddy. Copy and paste the entire contents of the file here, click Do it and if all goes well you will receive a success message and are done. Scroll down to see a screen shot of the WHM form.

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For the first part of this article, see here: Godaddy SSL Turbo Certificates

If you haven’t already purchased the SSL certificate, you can do so here:  SSL Certificates from GoDaddy.com

If you haven’t already purchased the SSL certificate, you can do so here:  SSL Certificates from GoDaddy.com