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Setting up NameCheap SSL Module in WHMCS

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Namecheap.com SSL module for WHMCS is an open-source plugin that is distributed free of charge. It allows you to automate SSL Certificate sales with Namecheap platform.

Follow the steps to install this module.

Backup Modules and Hooks

Before proceeding installation, take a backup of the following folders.

includes/hooks
modules

Download the Pluggin Files

Download the ZIP file from https://github.com/namecheap/ssl-whmcs

Extract it and copy the contents to the root folder of WHMCS (and overwrite the existing files)

Activate Pluggin

Go to ‘Setup > Addon Modules‘ in your WHMCS Admin area and activate the addon.

activate-namecheap-addon

After that, verify the same at Addons > Namecheap SSL Module

activate-namecheap-ssl-addon

NOTE: If you receive any errors or cannot access addon, please set up access permissions to addon for everyone through

Setup > Addon Modules

and Click on Configire button of Namecheap SSL Module Addon

configure-namecheap-ssl-addon

Setting up Products and Pricing

To setup an SSL certificate product, please follow the steps below:

Create a new product within your WHMCS

Ensure the welcome email is set to “None” in the dropdown menu on the Details tab, as the module sends its own email.

Go to the Pricing tab and configure the billing cycles.

Select Payment Type to Recurring and disable “One Time/Monthly”, “Quarterly” and “Semi-Annualy” billing cycles since they are not applicable to SSL Certificates.

Finally, specify prices for “Annually” “Biennially” and “Triennially”.

whmcs-product-pricing

Then Select the Module Settings tab, choose “Namecheapssl” from Module Name dropdown menu.

Enter your API credentials. If you wish to test this module in SandBox environment, make sure to enter your sandbox username, sandbox API key in the corresponding text fields. Also, be sure to check the “Test Mode” box.

Choose the certificate type from the drop-down menu.

configure-ssl-cert

The next set of fields is to customize the Technical Contact Details for any purchased SSL Certificates. By default, Namecheap Contact details are used (email address [email protected]).

Leave it as it is for better support from NameCheap.com

Because

In case custom technical contact details are used, NameCheap.com cannot perform reissues, resending of approver email/ certificate, or cancellation/revocation of GeoTrust and VeriSign SSL Certificates.

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