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First, import your certificate to DocHub.
Next, select ADD NEW > Select from Device or transfer your document yourself from the cloud.
Once opened, you can start making tweaks utilizing tools in the top and right-hand tabs. In these tabs, you can find the option to set URL in your certificate.
Choose Done at the top and then pick one of the options in the right-hand menu of the DocHub dashboard to save your document: download, combine and divide, reorder pages, change formats, etc.

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How to add URL to SSL certificate?

Step 1: Create and your SSL Certificate Login to CPanel and scroll to the the Security section. Click on SSL and then and Manage SSL for your site (HTTPS). Click on Certificate Details. Scroll down and click on an SSL Website. Select your domain from the drop down and click Autofill by Domain.

How do I find the URL of a certificate?

You can find your credential ID at the end of the certificate URL. To get the certificate URL, go to Profile Certificates, hover and click the certificate, copy the URL from the address bar. After that, click Save. If you want to add more certificates, click Save and add another.

How do I get a certificate URL?

Obtaining a certificate by using a web browser In the browser, enter the HTTPS address for the destination device. Click the Lock icon by the address bar. Click More information. Click View Certificate in the Website Identity section. Click the Details tab in the Certificate Viewerwindow.

How do I link my domain to SSL certificate?

If you need to add your certificate, go to the site settings in the General tab, and next to your domain, click Add your certificate. Fill in the information in the Certificate Body, Private Key, and CA Chain Certificate fields.

What is a certificate URL?

SSL certificates are what enable websites to use HTTPS, which is more secure than HTTP. An SSL certificate is a data file hosted in a websites origin server. SSL certificates make SSL/TLS encryption possible, and they contain the websites public key and the websites identity, along with related information.

How do I get a URL certificate?

Export the SSL certificate of a website using Google Chrome: Click the Secure button (a padlock) in an address bar. Click the Certificate(Valid). Go to the Details tab. Click the Copy to File Click the Next button. Select the Base-64 encoded X. Specify the name of the file you want to save the SSL certificate to.

How do I copy a certificate URL?

How to Download the SSL Certificate From a Website in Windows Step 1: Open the Website You Want to Download the Certificate From. Step 2: Click the Secure Icon Next to the URL. Step 3: Click on Certificate Step 4: Select Details and Copy to File Step 5: Save Your Certificate File. Click Next. 1 Comment.

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