Install Free SSL Certificate
This page explains how to install a free SSL certificate in GoAdmio using Let's Encrypt. GoAdmio has built-in SSL management that handles issuance and renewal automatically for domains hosted on the server.
Location: Admin Panel → Security → Install Free SSL Certificate
Location (User Panel): Security → Install Free SSL Certificate
Overview
GoAdmio uses Let's Encrypt as its default free SSL provider. Certificates issued by Let's Encrypt are valid for 3 months and are trusted by all major browsers and devices [citation:1][citation:3].
In modern GoAdmio installations (version 2 and above), Let's Encrypt is the default SSL provider. GoAdmio automatically handles SSL issuance and renewal for domains on the server [citation:3].
Prerequisites
Before installing a free SSL certificate, ensure:
- The domain's DNS records point to the GoAdmio server (A record for the domain and
www) - Port 80 is open in the firewall — Let's Encrypt uses HTTP-01 validation, which requires the server to be reachable on port 80 during issuance and renewal [citation:4]
- The website is accessible via HTTP (not yet HTTPS) before running the SSL installation
- The domain is added to an account on the server
dig command before proceeding.
Install via Admin Panel
Step 1 — Open Install Free SSL Certificate
- Log in to the GoAdmio Admin Panel.
- Navigate to Security in the sidebar.
- Click Install Free SSL Certificate.
Step 2 — Select the Domain
Choose one of the following options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Single Domain | Enter the domain name (e.g., example.com). The certificate covers the domain and its www subdomain. |
| All Domains | Issue certificates for every domain on the server in one operation. |
Step 3 — Install
- Click Install.
- GoAdmio contacts Let's Encrypt and performs domain validation.
- On success, the certificate is installed and HTTPS is enabled for the domain.
Install via CLI
GoAdmio provides command-line equivalents for SSL management.
Install for a Single Domain
```bash
/go/ssl example.com