Uploading Custom SSL Certificates

By default, Epycbyte provides all domains with a custom SSL certificate. However, Enterprise teams can upload their own custom SSL certificate to serve it through Epycbyte's edge network.

Table of Contents

1. Uploading Custom SSL Certificates
2. Note: Do you need custom SSL certificates and dedicated support? Contact Sales
3. SSL Best Practices

Uploading Custom SSL Certificates

Custom SSL certificates can be uploaded through:

• Account-scoped domains configuration page
• Domains tab on your team's dashboard
• Epycbyte REST API

Steps to Upload a Custom SSL Certificate

1. Provide the Private Key: Extract the private key from your PEM file and paste it directly into the input box.
2. Provide the Certificate: Extract the certificate from your PEM file and paste it directly into the input box.
3. Provide the Certificate Authority (CA) Root Certificate: Obtain this from your certificate issuer, such as Let's Encrypt, and paste it into the input box.

SSL Best Practices

• The custom certificate will be prioritized over the automatically generated one.
• If you remove the custom certificate, Epycbyte will revert to the auto-generated certificate.
• You can include canonical names (CNs) for other subdomains without adding them to Epycbyte.
• Wildcard certificates are supported and can be uploaded.

Supported Domains for Purchase

• Previous: Working with SSL
• Next: Troubleshooting Domains

This article was last updated on July 24, 2024. For more information, visit the Supported Domains for Purchase section.