I assume at this point that you already know how to use WHM to install a certificate, and you’re aware that the hostname for the certificate has to correspond with a user already on the server.
Go to WHM ~> Install a SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain and install the SSL normally, BUT, in the user field, put ‘nobody’ and finish the installation.
Now that the certificate is installed, you need to force cPanel to accept its fate to allow a shared SSL on the main IP. Go into /var/cpanel/userdata and run the following commands, noting that $user should be replaced with the username owning the SSL domain, $ssldomain.
mv nobody/$ssldomain_SSL* $user/
replace nobody $user — $user/*
Then edit ./nobody/main and remove the SSL domain from the sub_domains list, and run /scripts/rebuildhttpdconf to rebuild the Apache configuration, then restart Apache for the changes to take effect.
IF this is a shared SSL certificate (meaning, other users on the server can call it via https://$ssldomain/~$user
You’ll want the SSL to show as the shared certificate on the server, which you can either select from the dropdown in WHM ~> SSL Hosts, or run:
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