Hosting Accounts (AutoSSL Management)

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The Hosting Accounts page allows administrators to enable or disable the AutoSSL feature for individual hosting accounts in the system.

Overview

AutoSSL is used to automatically issue and install SSL/TLS certificates for hosted domains. On this page, you can manage AutoSSL status per account, giving you granular control over which accounts benefit from automatic certificate management.

URL

/admin/auto-ssl-hosting-accounts

Description

Each row in the table represents a hosting account. Select accounts using the checkboxes and use the bulk Enable AutoSSL / Disable AutoSSL buttons to control which accounts are included in the AutoSSL issuance process.

This can be useful in scenarios where:

• You want to disable AutoSSL for accounts that use custom certificates.
• You need to troubleshoot certificate issues per account.
• A customer explicitly disables automatic SSL provisioning.

Interface Elements

Element	Description
User	The username of the hosting account.
Selection	Checkbox used to select accounts for bulk actions.
Search Bar	Allows you to search accounts by username.
Per Page	Sets how many accounts to display per page (pagination control).

Actions

• Enable AutoSSL / Disable AutoSSL - Bulk actions applied to the selected accounts.
• Search - Filter accounts by name to quickly locate the one you want to manage.

Enabling AutoSSL

Use the Enable AutoSSL action to turn on automatic certificate issuance for the selected hosting account.

Automatic SSL for hosting domains

Beyond per-account control, AdminBolt issues and renews certificates for hosting domains automatically. A scheduled job runs bolt-cli run-auto-ssl once a day at 02:30 and does two things:

• Issues certificates for active hosting domains that do not have one yet, using the certificate provider set in General Settings (Let's Encrypt by default).
• Renews certificates that have auto-renew enabled and have 7 days or less remaining before they expire.

The job is installed by bolt-cli setup-cron-jobs. When you update the panel, the entry is added automatically if it is missing, so existing servers pick up automatic issuance without any manual step.

You can also run it on demand:

bolt-cli run-auto-ssl

Use --domain=<domain> to limit the run to a single domain, or --force to renew every auto-renew certificate regardless of its expiration date. See the CLI reference for details.

Note: This job covers certificates for hosting domains. The panel's own hostname certificate is handled separately by bolt-cli run-hostname-auto-ssl, which runs daily at 03:00.