Howto - Generate and Install Web TLS Certificate in TitanSFTP

Howto - Generate and Install Web TLS Certificate in TitanSFTP


How To: Generate and Install Web TLS Certificate in Titan SFTP 


Question

How To: Generate and Install TLS Certificate in Titan SFTP

Reasoning

Why do we need to install TLS Certificate on our HTTPS Website

Answer

Installing TLS and using HTTPS is essential for protecting data, enhancing trust, complying with regulations, improving search engine ranking, and ensuring a better overall user experience. It's a necessary step for any modern website.

Pre-requisites

Know how to generate CSR
Know what is Public Key and Private Key

Step by step on how to generate SSL keys

  1. Go to your Server Instance → Services → HTTP/HTTPS → MANAGE CERTIFICATE → Click NEW

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  1. Follow the sample image on how to create CSR 

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  1. Select “Generate CSR for signing by Trusted CA


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  1. Select “Export” 


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  1. Open the exported CSR using Notepad – See sample image below

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  1. Getting Certificate from GetACert


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  1. Paste the CSR 


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  1. You’ll be presented with Public key (Cer) and Private Key (pem)


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  1. Download the Public key (Cer) and Private Key (pem) and import the Public key 


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  1. Download the Public key (Cer) and Private Key (pem) and import the Public key 


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  1. Once imported you’ll be presented now with Type: Certificate


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  1. Now, apply the Certificate to your HTTPS by selecting it to TLS Server certificate


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  1. Make sure that you put the FQDN of your website under “Host header name for public access” then click Apply.


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