Table of Contents

1. Identifying SSL Errors
2. Accessing cPanel
3. Resolving Errors with AutoSSL
4. Verifying and Clearing Cache

1.Identifying SSL Errors

Sometimes, when installing a new cPanel, the SSL certificate is not automatically issued and requires some manual effort.

Here is a screenshot of a page with no SSL:

2. Accessing cPanel

To fix this, go to the cPanel of the new domain that is experiencing the SSL error and go to “Security > SSL/TLS Status”

From there, you might see an error message like the one below:

3. Resolving Errors with AutoSSL

If that error message is there, click on the Run AutoSSL button above it.

After around 60 seconds, you should see the page update with a validated SSL certificate.

4. Verifying and Clearing Cache

You may need to clear your browser cache to see the secure website; otherwise, it should populate the live website within a few minutes.