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<header>Set up SSL website too?</header> When this option is enabled, an additional Apache virtual host will be created for this virtual server, listening on port 443. This will allow browsers to connect to https://<i>domainname.com</i>/ using SSL encryption, as well as to http://<i>domainname.com</i>/ without encryption. <p> If possible, an SSL certificate from Let's Encrypt will be requesting as part of the setup process. Otherwise, a self-signed SSL key and certificate will be generated, so that the SSL virtual host can be immediately used. However, you should generate a valid SSL certificate for the domain as soon as possible, so that it can be properly verified by browsers. This can be done on the <b>Manage SSL Certificate</b> page. <footer>Private