How can I obtain the necessary information from my Webflow SSL to install it in Laravel Forge for my subdomain?

To obtain the necessary information from your Webflow SSL to install it in Laravel Forge for your subdomain, you can follow these steps:

1. Generate a Webflow SSL certificate:

• Log in to your Webflow account and navigate to the Project Settings for your website.
• Go to the Hosting tab and click on "Enable SSL".
• Choose the option to generate a new SSL certificate for your subdomain.

1. Retrieve the SSL certificate:

• After generating the SSL certificate, Webflow will provide you with a ZIP file containing the necessary SSL files.
• Download the ZIP file and extract its contents.

1. Convert the SSL certificate format:

• Laravel Forge requires the SSL certificate and private key to be in the .pem format, so you'll need to convert the files obtained from Webflow.
• Use a tool like OpenSSL to convert the files. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the folder where you extracted the SSL certificate files.
• Run the following command to convert the certificate file to .pem format:
  openssl x509 -in webflow.crt -out webflow.pem -outform PEM
• Run the following command to convert the private key file to .pem format:
  openssl rsa -in webflow.key -out webflow.pem -outform PEM

1. Configure Laravel Forge:

• Log in to your Laravel Forge account and navigate to the server where you want to install the SSL certificate.
• Click on the "Sites" tab and select the site or subdomain you want to secure with the Webflow SSL certificate.
• Scroll down to the "HTTPS" section and click on "Activate SSL".
• In the "Certificate" field, paste the contents of the webflow.pem file that you converted.
• In the "Private Key" field, paste the contents of the webflow.pem file that you converted.
• Save the changes and Laravel Forge will automatically configure the server to use the Webflow SSL certificate for your subdomain.

1. Verify SSL installation:

• After configuring Laravel Forge with the Webflow SSL certificate, you should verify that it is installed correctly.

• Visit your subdomain in a web browser using the HTTPS protocol (e.g., https://subdomain.yourdomain.com) and check if the SSL certificate is valid and trusted.

  Congratulations! You have installed the Webflow SSL certificate in Laravel Forge for your subdomain.

Additional Questions:

1. How do I enable SSL in Webflow?
2. How do I generate a new SSL certificate in Webflow?
3. How do I convert an SSL certificate to .pem format using OpenSSL?