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  • Overview
  • Provider information
  • AutoSSL providers
  • Providers
  • Terms of Service
  • Options
  • Notifications
  • Allow AutoSSL to replace invalid or expiring non-AutoSSL certificates
  • Logs
  • Manage Users
  • Run AutoSSL Check
  • Pending Queue

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  • Overview
  • Provider information
  • AutoSSL providers
  • Providers
  • Terms of Service
  • Options
  • Notifications
  • Allow AutoSSL to replace invalid or expiring non-AutoSSL certificates
  • Logs
  • Manage Users
  • Run AutoSSL Check
  • Pending Queue

Manage AutoSSL

Valid for versions 88 through the latest version

Last modified: December 16, 2020

Overview

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This interface allows you to manage the AutoSSL feature, which automatically installs domain-validated SSL certificates for the Apache®, Dovecot, Exim, Web Disk, and cPanel Server services for users’ domains. It also allows you to review the feature’s log files and select which users receive AutoSSL certificates.

When AutoSSL runs, the system performs a preflight check. This check adds a Certificate Authority Authentication (CAA) record in the domain’s zone file before AutoSSL orders a new certificate for that domain.

Provider information

The following information displays at the top of this interface:

  • Current Provider — Your current AutoSSL provider.

  • Provider Account ID — Your account identification for your AutoSSL provider. If the selected provider does not have an account ID, the interface does not display this information.

  • Run AutoSSL for All Users — Click to run the AutoSSL feature for all users for whom you enabled the feature.

    • The system runs the AutoSSL feature for all users at the following times:
      • When it performs nightly system updates via the /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/upcp script.
      • From the task queue after you create an account. AutoSSL examines the system’s SSL coverage and requests certificates from the configured provider to improve the system’s SSL coverage.
    • To run the AutoSSL feature for all users via the command line, run the /usr/local/cpanel/bin/autossl_check --all command.

AutoSSL providers

The cPanel (powered by Sectigo) provider

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By default, the system uses the cPanel (powered by Sectigo) provider. Your cPanel license includes this free provider.

  • This provider requires outbound access to the store.cpanel.net server over port 443. For more information, read our How to Configure Your Firewall for cPanel & WHM Services documentation.

  • Certain factors may cause longer wait times. Under some conditions, these certificates may require up to 48 hours to process.

  • This provider does not support wildcard domains.

The system automatically polls this provider to determine each pending certificate’s status:

Age of certificate requestPolling frequency
Less than 30 minutes.Once every two minutes.
After 30 minutes.Once every ten minutes.
After one hour.Once every 30 minutes.
After four hours.Once every hour.
After one day.Once every 12 hours.

This provider does not request additional signed certificates for a virtual host when:

  • The virtual host has a pending signed certificate request.

  • There is an existing signed certificate for the virtual host.

  • The virtual host’s certificate has not expired.

The Let’s Encrypt plugin

If you do not want to use the default AutoSSL provider, you can use the Let’s Encrypt™ plugin. This plugin allows AutoSSL to use Let’s Encrypt as the AutoSSL certificate provider. For more information, read our Let’s Encrypt Plugin documentation.

Providers

The AutoSSL Providers tab allows you to select which provider you want to manage your AutoSSL certificates. Click Show/Hide Details to view a table with information about each provider. The system rates providers with a star icon. The system also determines a rating based on a provider’s AutoSSL management capabilities.

For example, an AutoSSL provider with a six-star score may look like the following:

The system assigns the cPanel (powered by Sectigo) provider’s Usability Score by its ability to:

  • Support the “http” and “dns” Domain Control Validation (DCV) method (two stars for each Ancestor DCV-supported DCV method, for a total of four stars).
  • Provide 1,000 domains per certificate (one star).
  • Offer an average delivery time of two minutes (one star).
  • Provide an unlimited number of certificates per registered domain per week (one star).

The Show/Hide Details table contains the following:

  • Provider — The AutoSSL provider. Select Disabled to disable the AutoSSL feature.

  • Usability Score — The total score of a provider, which its AutoSSL capabilities determine. This score is the sum of each provider’s DCV Methods: Ancestor DCV Support, Domains per Certificate, Average Delivery Time, Maximum Number of Redirects, Rate Limit, and Wildcard Support capabilities. A provider can attain a rating up to nine stars.

  • DCV Methods — The DCV methods that the provider offers. A provider can receive a total of two stars per DCV method if they support Ancestor DCV. If they do not support Ancestor DCV, the provider receives one star per DCV method.

  • Ancestor DCV Support — Whether the successful DCV of a parent domain implies success of a subdomain. For example, if the example.com domain succeeds, then the DCV for the store.example.com subdomain is unnecessary.

  • Domains per Certificate — The number of unique domains per certificate. A provider can receive a total of one star.

  • Delivery Method — The means through which the provider issues a certificate, via the api, queue, or Unspecified method.

  • Average Delivery Time — The amount of time the provider requires to issue a certificate, if specified. A provider can receive a total of one star.

  • Validity Period — The period of time before the certificate expires, or Unspecified.

  • Maximum Number of Redirects — The maximum number of redirects a domain can use and still pass an HTTP-based DCV. A provider can receive a total of one star.

  • Rate Limit — The number of certificates the provider registers per domain per week, or Unspecified. A provider can receive a total of one star.

  • Wildcard Support — Whether the provider supports wildcard domains. A provider can receive a total of one star.

Terms of Service

If the AutoSSL provider requires a Terms of Service or other similar agreement, review it and select the appropriate checkbox to agree to those terms.

If a provider updates their Terms of Service, you may need to return to this interface to agree to them.

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Options

The Options tab allows you to configure various options for AutoSSL.

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Notifications

The notification options allow you to select the frequency at which your users receive AutoSSL-related notifications.

  • Some of these options remove the corresponding notification option in cPanel’s Contact Information interface (cPanel >> Home >> Preferences >> Contact Information). For example, if you disable the Notify the user for all AutoSSL events and normal successes user notification setting, this option is unavailable to your cPanel users.

  • These options override the user’s current settings.

User Notifications

You can select from the following notification options for your cPanel users:

  • Notify the user for all AutoSSL events and normal successes.

  • Notify the user for AutoSSL certificate request failures, warnings, and deferrals.

  • Notify the user for AutoSSL certificate request failures only.

  • Disable AutoSSL user notifications.

This setting defaults to Notify the user for AutoSSL certificate request failures, warnings, and deferrals.

Administrator Notifications

You can select from the following notification options for your reseller and WHM users:

  • Notify the administrator for all AutoSSL events and normal successes.

  • Notify the administrator for AutoSSL certificate request failures, warnings, and deferrals.

  • Notify the administrator for AutoSSL certificate request failures only.

  • Disable AutoSSL administrator notifications.

This setting defaults to Notify the user for AutoSSL certificate request failures, warnings, and deferrals.

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Allow AutoSSL to replace invalid or expiring non-AutoSSL certificates

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This option allows AutoSSL to replace certificates that the AutoSSL system did not issue. When you enable this option, AutoSSL will install certificates that replace users’ non-AutoSSL certificates if they are invalid or expire within three days.

  • Unless you fully understand this option, do not enable it, because the system may unexpectedly replace an expiring or invalid Extended Validation (EV) or Organization Validated (OV) certificate with a Domain Validated (DV) certificate.

  • Users’ non-AutoSSL certificates are paid, and should be replaced by another paid certificate.

Logs

Use the Logs tab to review the system’s AutoSSL log files. To view a specific log, select it from the menu and click View Log to display the its information.

The system stores the log files in both text and JSON format in the /var/cpanel/logs/autossl directory.

Manage Users

The Manage Users tab allows you to override your server’s feature list settings and control whether AutoSSL is enabled for your users. Use the search text box to locate specific users, or use the check box and menu to select all users or clear your current selections.

User feature lists may differ, based on the user’s assigned package. For more information, read our Feature Manager documentation.

You can select from the following Toggle AutoSSL options for individual users and select users:

  • Enable AutoSSL on selected users — Override the feature list setting and force AutoSSL to be enabled.

  • Disable AutoSSL on select users — Override the feature list setting and force AutoSSL to be disabled.

  • Reset AutoSSL on selected users — Use setting established by the feature list’s default setting. For more information, read our Feature Manager documentation.

Run AutoSSL Check

You can use the Check button to perform a domain check for a specific user.

Pending Queue

The Pending Queue section of the interface lists the status and the details of the pending AutoSSL jobs on your server. Use the navigation controls at the top of the table to sort and search through the list.

Additional Documentation

Active scanning can be performed on all text files:
  • Actively scans all modified files within user accounts using the cxs Watch daemon regardless of how they were uploaded
  • PHP upload scripts (via a ModSecurity hook)
  • Perl upload scripts (via a ModSecurity hook)
  • CGI upload scripts (via a ModSecurity hook)
  • Any other web script type that utilises the HTML form ENCTYPE multipart/form-data (via a ModSecurity hook)

The active scanning of files can help prevent exploitation of an account by malware by deleting or moving suspicious files to quarantine before they become active. It can also prevent the uploading of PHP and perl shell scripts, commonly used to launch more malicious attacks and for sending spam.

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cxs also allows you to perform on-demand scanning of files, directories and user accounts for suspected exploits, viruses and suspicious resources (files, directories, symlinks, sockets). You can run scans of existing user data to see if exploits have been uploaded in the past or via methods not covered by the active scanning. It has been tuned for performance and scalability.

Exploit detection includes:
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  • Over 4000 known current exploit script fingerprint matches (in addition to standard ClamAV detection)
  • Known viruses via ClamAV
  • Regular expression pattern matching to help identify known/unknown exploits
  • Filename matching
  • Suspicious file names
  • Suspicious file types
  • Binary executables
  • Some illegal web software installations
  • Custom user specified regular expression patterns
  • Comprehensive constant scanning of all user data using the cxs Watch daemon - scans all user files as soon as they are modified
  • Daily check for new Exploit Fingerprints
  • Check for old version of popular web scripts (e.g. Wordpress, Joomla, osCommerce)
  • Bayes probability scanning - scans scripts and passes the contents through an algorithm which produces a probability as to whether it is an exploit
  • Monitor files and directories for changes and send an email report of activity
  • IP Reputation System. The system provides a variety of IP blocklists gathered from information that is submitted by participating servers. This dual aspect provides the information to help protect the server using the reputation from active attacks
  • Major update to Script Version Scanning. cxs now scans for more than 200 individual applications, more than 200 WordPress plugins and more than 200 Joomla Extensions. Over 700 in total!
  • cxs Setup Wizard to the UI for easy first-time configuration
  • cxs Command Wizard to help create effective scan commands
  • new quarantine interface via an SQLite database
  • statistics to provide information at a glance as to what cxs has been doing
  • command Wizards to help configure cxs Watch and Modsecurity
  • cxs Daily/Weekly Scan Wizard, to create and modify cron jobs in /etc/cron.d/cxs-cron
  • EXPERIMENTAL support for RHEL v7.* fanotify and CloudLinux v7.* File Change API
  • New in v11: Added official InterWorx support
  • New in v11: Added official DirectAdmin support
  • New in v11: Added official BETA Plesk Onyx/Obsidian support
  • New in v11: Added official BETA VestaCP support
  • New in v11: Added official BETA CentOS Web Panel (CWP) support
  • New in v11: Added official BETA CyberPanel support
  • ... and lots more!
Web-based User Interface:

Included with the cxs Command Line Interface (CLI) is a web-based User Interface (UI) to help:

  • Run scans
  • Schedule and Edit scans via CRON
  • Compose CLI scan commands
  • View, Delete and Restore files from Quarantine
  • View documentation
  • Set and Edit default values for scans
  • Edit commonly used cxs files