Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS in CyberPanel offers a more secure connection for servers. At Bobcares, with our Server Management Services, we can handle your server-related issues.

Redirecting HTTP to HTTPS in CyberPanel

The Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol will create an encrypted connection between a web server and a browser in online communication. This ensures the data is secure. Visitors will see the website as insecure if SSL is not present. Therefore, employing SSL encryption in the connection is necessary for reasons of security, accessibility, or PCI compliance. So redirecting from HTTP to HTTPS becomes crucial.

To establish an SSL connection, we need an SSL certificate. As soon as we decide to enable SSL on the CyberPanel, we will need to provide all details on the identity of the website and the business. A Private Key and a Public Key are then generated as two cryptographic keys. After setting up an SSL certificate for a domain, we must add a rewrite rule to it so that it will automatically forward to HTTPS rather than HTTP.

Here, we’ll look into the steps to redirect HTTP to HTTPS in CyberPanel.

Steps to redirect HTTP to HTTPS in CyberPanel

1. Open CyberPanel. Log into it.
2. From the left menu, choose Websites.
3. From the list that appears, select the SSL-enabled website.
4. Choose “Rewrite Rules” in the Configuration section.
5. Copy and paste the below code:

   
6. Save the changes.

All future traffic will be automatically sent to the website’s HTTPS version.

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Conclusion

The Hypertext Transfer Protocol has a secure version known as HTTPS. To redirect from HTTP to HTTPS in CyberPanel, follow the instructions in this article.