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In this guide, I’ll walk you through the transformation that happens after installing the Let’s Encrypt plugin. With a simple installation process, your site will be equipped with robust security and a sleek new look. Just imagine this: after the plugin is installed, your interface will resemble the one in the picture below, complete with all the essential features and enhancements to keep your website secure. Let’s dive in and see how this plugin can make a difference!
Install the plugin:
To get started with Let’s Encrypt, the first step is to install Fleet SSL. While Fleet SSL has stopped its services, don’t worry—there’s an alternative solution that allows you to set up Fleet SSL seamlessly and at no cost.
A company called “i Data Host” provides free!! and a simple way to install Fleet SSL. Visit their website [here](https://idatahost.com) to get started. Once on the site, place an order for Fleet SSL. This step is crucial because, upon ordering, you’ll receive specific details that you need to run on the WHM (Web Host Manager) terminal.
After you’ve received the details from “i Data Host,” follow these steps to install Fleet SSL:
1. Open your WHM terminal: This is where you’ll enter the command you received from “i Data Host.”
2. Run the command: Copy and paste the command from “i Data Host” into your WHM terminal. This will initiate the installation of Fleet SSL.
3. Wait for the installation to complete: This process may take a few minutes. Once done, you should see confirmation that Fleet SSL is successfully installed.
After completing these steps, your WHM/cPanel interface will reflect the installation. It will look just like the example in the earlier picture, with all the necessary features and tools to manage your SSL certificates. Now that Fleet SSL is installed, you can easily set up Let’s Encrypt and ensure that your website is secure with HTTPS encryption. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a secure site!
Instructions for: CentOS, RHEL, AlmaLinux and other EL derivatives:
wget https://cpanel.fleetssl.com/static/letsencrypt.repo -O /etc/yum.repos.d/letsencrypt.repo ; yum -y install letsencrypt-cpanel
Instructions for: Ubuntu 20.04:
wget -qO - https://cpanel.fleetssl.com/downloads/packaging.key | sudo apt-key add - ; echo 'deb https://r.cpanel.fleetssl.com/ubuntu focal main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/fleetssl.list ; apt-get update && apt-get -y install letsencrypt-cpanel ;
Post-Installation
If there are no problems, you should be able to run a successful self-test immediately afterwards:
le-cp self-test
[SELF-TEST] Can read config ............ SUCCESS. [SELF-TEST] Can connect to daemon and check licence ............ SUCCESS. [SELF-TEST] Can connect to Lets Encrypt ............ SUCCESS. [SELF-TEST] Can talk to WHM API ............ SUCCESS. [SELF-TEST] Can talk to plugin RPC ............ SUCCESS.
Testing the installation
Now that the installation is complete, you should be able to login to any cPanel server on that server, and see the “Let’s Encrypt™ SSL” icon on the home screen.
You should be able to immediately issue certificates, provided that the domain actually points to the server.