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This article explains how to log in to your Plesk control panel and enable the free AutoSSL (Let's Encrypt) certificate for your domain.

Logging In to Plesk

Open your web browser and go to: https://yourserveraddress:8443
Enter your Plesk username and password (these were sent in your welcome email).
Click Log in to access your account.

Enabling AutoSSL (Let's Encrypt)

Once logged in, go to Websites & Domains from the left menu.
Select the domain you want to secure.
Click SSL/TLS Certificates.
Choose Install a free basic certificate provided by Let's Encrypt.
Tick the boxes to include the www subdomain and/or mail.domain.com if needed.
Click Get it free.

What Happens Next

Plesk will automatically issue and install the SSL certificate.
Certificates are renewed automatically before expiry, so your domain stays secure.

If you have any issues logging in or setting up AutoSSL, please contact our support team and we’ll be happy to help.

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