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Use Auto SSL

Let CDN.com.tr request and renew certificates after DNS and verification are ready.

SSL certificates

Use Auto SSL

Let CDN.com.tr request and renew certificates after DNS and verification are ready.

Panel path

  1. Management Panel
  2. CDN Accounts
  3. SSL Certificates
  4. Auto SSL / Recreate

Prerequisites

  • Domain DNS verification must be complete.
  • Internal Auto SSL queues are not customer steps.
  • Certificate domains and expiry details are redacted in screenshots.

Step-by-step guide

1

Open SSL certificates

The certificate list shows current certificates and recreate actions.

  • Click the SSL icon.
  • Check the certificate list and Add Certificate button.

Expected result: Certificate list opens for the selected account.

cdnctl equivalent 
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $CDN_TOKEN" https://cdn.com.tr/api/certificates/$ACCOUNT_UUID
2

Track Auto SSL status

After DNS is ready, recreate or auto-renew status can be watched from Operations.

  • Use Recreate Auto SSL when needed.
  • Wait for the result in Activity > Operations.

Expected result: HTTPS pending reason is translated into a customer action.

cdnctl equivalent 
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $CDN_TOKEN" https://cdn.com.tr/api/certificates/$ACCOUNT_UUID/$CERTIFICATE_ID/show

Verification

  • Certificate domain values are redacted.
  • Private key or chain never appears in output.
  • General auth / internal queue information is not a customer step.

Use cases

A customer wants HTTPS without uploading certificate files.

Quick workflow

  1. Enable Auto SSL or recreate Auto SSL.
  2. Complete DNS/verification.
  3. Wait for certificate status.
  4. Apply changes if the account requires deployment.

Checks

  • DNS points to the expected target.
  • The CNAME status is not inactive.
  • Failure status shows customer-safe next steps.

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