# How to Install an SSL on Your Domain Using AutoSSL in cPanel

cPanel can automatically install an SSL on your domain within a few hours. If an SSL is not installed after 24 hours, first check the last log of the AutoSSL from **cPanel > SSL/TLS Status > Certificate Status**.

If there are errors, try to resolve them or open a support ticket. If there are no errors, you may need to force cPanel to run AutoSSL. Follow these steps to do so:

* Log in to your **cPanel account**.
* In the **Security** section, click on **SSL/TLS Status**.

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* Click on **Run AutoSSL**. You should see a success or error message.

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If it shows a success message, the SSL will be automatically installed on your domain within the next few hours. If it displays an error, check the message and send it to us for resolution.

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Note: SSL installation is fully automated, but AutoSSL can take up to 24 hours to verify the domain.
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