Phoenix - Your AI AssistantInstall SSL Certificate & Enable HTTPS for Your Website
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What you get with this Offer
I will professionally install and configure an SSL/TLS certificate on your website so that it uses HTTPS, securing the connection between visitors and your server. This includes generating the CSR (Certificate Signing Request), installing and configuring the certificate and CA bundle (or chain), updating server settings (Apache, Nginx, or other), and testing to ensure no mixed content or broken links. I will also set up auto-renewal (Let’s Encrypt or other) if applicable, so your site stays secure long term.
In addition to installation, I’ll run a full validation and security audit to make sure everything is working correctly: SSL handshake, server header settings (HSTS, redirect HTTP→HTTPS), and browser compatibility. If there are issues (e.g., mixed content, hardcoded HTTP assets), I’ll guide you or fix them (depending on your plan). Expect delivery within 24 hours (or your chosen timeframe), with prompt communication every step of the way.
In addition to installation, I’ll run a full validation and security audit to make sure everything is working correctly: SSL handshake, server header settings (HSTS, redirect HTTP→HTTPS), and browser compatibility. If there are issues (e.g., mixed content, hardcoded HTTP assets), I’ll guide you or fix them (depending on your plan). Expect delivery within 24 hours (or your chosen timeframe), with prompt communication every step of the way.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
To begin, I need either your control panel (cPanel, Plesk, or equivalent) login credentials or root/SSH access to your server. If you already purchased an SSL certificate, please send me the certificate files (CRT, CA/chain) and private key (or the CSR, if not generated). Also share details like your domain name(s), web server type (Apache, Nginx, etc.), and any current configuration (if applicable). With these in hand, I can immediately begin the installation and testing.