Here's how to find the API keys SSL.com needs InfraNest to connect to your account.
#Overview
- InfraNest uses your SSL.com API credentials to manage certificates on your behalf.
- You only need to do this once, when setting up the connection.
- You'll copy two values — an account key and a secret key — from your SSL.com account.
#Get your keys
- Sign in to your SSL.com account. From InfraNest's SSL.com connect form, you can use the Open the token page link to go straight there.
- Go to API Credentials.
- Copy your account key and secret key. SSL.com shows both of these on the same page.
NoteThese are sometimes called your SWS API credentials — that's just SSL.com's name for the same account key and secret key.
#Next step
Go back to InfraNest and follow Connect SSL.com to enter your keys.
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