Temporary SSL certificates

Overview

A temporary SSL certificate is a self-signed certificate that the DreamHost panel's Secure Certificates page displays for a domain that already has a self-signed certificate applied. You cannot create a temporary certificate directly in the panel; existing self-signed certificates keep working, but the panel now labels them as Temporary.

Why do I see a temporary SSL certificate in my panel?

A temporary SSL certificate is simply a Self-Signed certificate. You cannot create these in the panel. However, you will see them displayed in a specific instance described in the following section.

Self-Signed certificates

If you added a Self-Signed certificate to your domain in the past, it will continue to function. However, the Secure Certificates page now displays it as a Temporary certificate.

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