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== Confirm expiration date of a certificate == | == Confirm expiration date of a certificate == | ||
=== Using a browser === | |||
* Load the site in a Chrome browser. | * Load the site in a Chrome browser. | ||
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* '''Certificate''' > '''View Certificate''' button. | * '''Certificate''' > '''View Certificate''' button. | ||
* Expiration Date is displayed in the dialog. | * Expiration Date is displayed in the dialog. | ||
=== Using cPanel === | |||
* Log into cPanel. | |||
* '''Security''' > '''SSL/TLS''' | |||
* '''Manage SSL Sites''' will show which sites have certificates, and when those certificates expire. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 00:41, 19 January 2022
Acme.sh
This process only needs to be performed once. Running the acme.sh script creates a cron job that will handle certificate renewals.
How to use acme.sh with cPanel for automatically renewing Let's Encrypt SSL (Gist)
Confirm expiration date of a certificate
Using a browser
- Load the site in a Chrome browser.
- Open Developer Tools.
- Click the Security tab.
- Certificate > View Certificate button.
- Expiration Date is displayed in the dialog.
Using cPanel
- Log into cPanel.
- Security > SSL/TLS
- Manage SSL Sites will show which sites have certificates, and when those certificates expire.
See also
Let's Encrypt SSL Certificates on Namecheap Hosting (Legacy)