Custom SSL on CDN

• Make sure you’ve added a resource by following the Setup Your First CDN guide. Select the resource you wish to add your SSL to by using the drop-down, then select Settings.

• Add your chosen custom domain name, e.g. ssl.demo123.org - Then hit Create.

• If you already have an SSL certificate you can upload it free of charge or alternatively you can purchase an SSL cert through us for a one off fee by contacting CDNify Support.

• If you don’t have a SSL certificate: Configure your custom domain to support SSL by clicking the Configure SSL button. Hit here to purchase a custom SSL, then go through the checkout process. Once you have done this you will receive a request for further information needed to set up your certificate. Provide the info needed and support will help you get setup.

• If you have a SSL certificate of your own: Your SSL certificate issuer will have provided you with both a certificate and a private key.

  Certificate

  -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
  SSL certificate code
  -----END CERTIFICATE-----

  Private key

  -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
  Private key code
  -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

• Depending on your issuer, you may need to combine your normal and intermediate certificates. Follow this format:

  Certificate

  -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
  SSL certificate code
  -----END CERTIFICATE-----
  -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
  Intermediate SSL certificate code
  -----END CERTIFICATE-----

  Private key

  -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
  Private key code
  -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

• Paste them into the corresponding boxes and hit Modify. It can take up to a few minutes to apply the SSL certificate, but changes should start to take effect instantly. You can begin using your custom SSL URL in your SSL pages.

• Now follow Create a CNAME DNS Record to point your CDN to your custom SSL URL.

Frequently asked questions

• Which browsers support SSL?

  99% of all browsers support SSL. For more information, please refer to your certificate issuer's browser compatibility page.

• Do you support SNI SSL?

  Yes, we support Server Name Indication SSL.

• Do I have to pay for custom SSL?

  Nope it's free if you provide your own, but get in touch if you need to purchase one.

• I don't have an SSL certificate, what do I do?

  If you would like us to purchase and configure an SSL certificate for an annual fee of $30 then please contact support.

• How long does it take for custom SSL to take effect?

  It can take up to a few minutes, but changes should take effect instantly.