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*Login in to (or create) your Namecheap.com account | *Login in to (or create) your Namecheap.com account | ||
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| + | *Choose the PostiveSSL for the length of years you want (I chose 3 years) | ||
| + | *Enter your payment info | ||
| + | *Review your order and choose Pay Now | ||
| + | *You now have an available certificate in your account that you can use with the Certificate Signing Request we created earlier | ||
| + | *After your order is complete, you will be at the Order Summary page, click the Manage button | ||
| + | *On the next page click Activate | ||
| + | *Open the server.csr file and paste its contents in to the CSR box, and choose Apache, Nginc, cPanel, or Other as the Server Type and press Submit | ||
| + | *It will give you a summary of the info you enter in the CSR. If everything looks correct press Next | ||
| + | *Now for what can be the tricky part. You need to verify that you truly own the domain name you're registering an SSL cert for. There are three options. For me, the easiest is the email option. | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 10 November 2015
This guide will walk you through installing an inexpensive SSL Certificate on you Synology NAS (Running DSM 5.2-5644 as of this writing)
- Go in to the Synology Control Panel and enable 'Advance' mode.
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- Go in to Security (on the left column), then click on Certificate (across the top towards the right)
- Click Create Certificate
- Click Create certificate signing request (CSR)
- Leave the default key length at 2048, and fill out the rest of the form with accurate information. and click Next
- Now click Download to receive your CSR files
- Extract the files of the zip file you just downloaded
- Login in to (or create) your Namecheap.com account
- Choose the PostiveSSL for the length of years you want (I chose 3 years)
- Enter your payment info
- Review your order and choose Pay Now
- You now have an available certificate in your account that you can use with the Certificate Signing Request we created earlier
- After your order is complete, you will be at the Order Summary page, click the Manage button
- On the next page click Activate
- Open the server.csr file and paste its contents in to the CSR box, and choose Apache, Nginc, cPanel, or Other as the Server Type and press Submit
- It will give you a summary of the info you enter in the CSR. If everything looks correct press Next
- Now for what can be the tricky part. You need to verify that you truly own the domain name you're registering an SSL cert for. There are three options. For me, the easiest is the email option.
