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Upload and attach a certificate

Use manual certificate files when the customer already manages the certificate externally.

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Upload and attach a certificate

Use manual certificate files when the customer already manages the certificate externally.

Panel path

  1. Management Panel
  2. SSL Certificates
  3. Add Certificate
  4. Attach hostname

Prerequisites

  • Certificate, private key, and chain are provided by the user.
  • Private key is never shown back or copied into documentation.
  • Certificate hostname coverage must be verified.

Step-by-step guide

1

Start certificate upload

The Add Certificate button opens the manual certificate flow.

  • Open SSL Certificates.
  • Click Add Certificate.

Expected result: Manual certificate form opens.

cdnctl equivalent 
cdnctl certificates upload --account <account_uuid> --cert ./cert.pem --key ./key.pem --chain ./chain.pem
2

Attach hostname and deploy

After upload, the certificate is assigned to the delivery hostname.

  • Confirm certificate covers the domain.
  • Attach it to the hostname.
  • Watch Operations if Apply Changes is required.

Expected result: HTTPS verification succeeds on the public endpoint.

cdnctl equivalent 
curl -I https://<hostname>

Verification

  • Private key is masked and never returned.
  • Certificate coverage matches the hostname.
  • Expired or invalid status is clear.

Use cases

A customer has an EV or custom certificate and wants CDN.com.tr to serve it.

Quick workflow

  1. Open certificate form.
  2. Upload certificate, private key, and chain if required.
  3. Attach certificate to hostname.
  4. Verify HTTPS after deploy.

Checks

  • Private key is never logged or shown back.
  • Certificate covers the hostname.
  • Expired certificates show clear status.

Related pages

Use Auto SSL

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