You said: a customer asking that did you ship to Congo/BlackPoint ChatGPT said: You can reply to the customer as follows: Dear Sir, Yes, we can ship to Congo (Brazzaville / Pointe-Noire). Please confirm your destination port — whether it is Pointe-Noire (Republic of Congo) or Matadi (Democratic Republic of Congo) — so that we can provide you with accurate freight charges and delivery schedule. We regularly export brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors and compatible farm implements to several African countries including Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, and Congo region ports. Warm regards, Muhammad Sajid Minhas Chief Executive Officer – Murshid Farm Industries 9th km Sheikhupura Road, Lahore, Pakistan 📞 Mobile (chat available): +92 321 4291171 🌐 www.mfipk.com Would you like me to add price quotations (e.g., MF 375 or MF 385 models) and freight estimates to Pointe-Noire port in the same reply? You said: write that its sectioned countries list and need to approval before shipment. if you want to place order then we submit consignee detail in our bank for approval ChatGPT said: Here’s your refined and professional reply you can send to the customer: Dear Sir, Thank you for your inquiry. Please note that Congo (Brazzaville / Pointe-Noire) is listed under restricted or sanctioned countries, and therefore requires prior approval before shipment. If you wish to proceed with your order, we will first need to submit your consignee details to our bank for clearance and approval. Once the bank authorizes the transaction, we can prepare the proforma invoice and proceed with the shipment accordingly. Kindly share the full consignee name, address, and contact details so we can initiate the approval process. Warm regards, Muhammad Sajid Minhas Chief Executive Officer – Murshid Farm Industries 9th km Sheikhupura Road, Lahore, Pakistan 📞 Mobile (chat available): +92 321 4291171 🌐 www.mfipk.com Would you like me to add a short French translation version below it as well (for Congo customers)? You said: how to move my cpanel domains to another cpanel. ChatGPT said: Moving your domains and websites from one cPanel to another can be done in a few different ways depending on what you want to move (just domains, or entire websites, databases, and emails too). Here’s a step-by-step guide for both cases: 🧩 Option 1 — Move Entire Website Between Two cPanels (Recommended) If you want to move your full website(s), emails, databases, and files: Step 1: Log in to Old cPanel Open File Manager → select your public_html folder (or addon domain folder). Click Compress → choose Zip Archive → name it (e.g., backup.zip) → press Compress Files. Once done, download this backup file to your computer. Step 2: Export the Database (if WordPress or PHP site) Go to phpMyAdmin in the old cPanel. Select your website database. Click Export → choose Quick and SQL format → click Go. Save the .sql file. Step 3: Upload to New cPanel Log in to the new cPanel. Go to File Manager → open the target directory (usually public_html). Click Upload and send your backup.zip. Extract the zip file there. Step 4: Create Database & User Go to MySQL® Databases in new cPanel. Create a new database and new database user. Add the user to the database and grant All Privileges. Import your .sql file in phpMyAdmin → select the new database → click Import → upload .sql. Step 5: Update Configuration If WordPress: Edit wp-config.php → update: define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘new_db_name’); define(‘DB_USER’, ‘new_db_user’); define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘new_db_password’); define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); Step 6: Update Domain DNS Log in to your domain registrar (GoDaddy, HostAfrica, etc.). Change the nameservers to point to your new cPanel hosting provider. Wait for DNS propagation (up to 24–48 hours). 🌐 Option 2 — Move Only Domain (Not Website) If you only want to host the same domain name on another cPanel: Log in to your domain registrar (where the domain is registered). Change the nameservers from the old hosting to the new cPanel’s nameservers. Example: ns1.yournewhost.com ns2.yournewhost.com Within the new cPanel, go to Domains → Add a Domain (or Addon Domain) and attach it. 📦 Optional — Full cPanel-to-cPanel Migration (Root/WHM Access) If you have root access to both servers (e.g., VPS/WHM): Log in to WHM → Transfer Tool on the new server. Enter old server IP, root credentials, and copy all cPanel accounts automatically. WHM transfers websites, emails, databases, and DNS in one step. Would you like me to guide you specifically for GoDaddy to HostAfrica migration (since you use both)? I can write exact steps and screenshots path for those two providers. You said: This SSL certificate was already installed. The SSL website is now active and accessible via HTTPS on these domains: mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com The SSL certificate also supports this domain, but this domain does not refer to the SSL website mentioned above: www.mfipk.com ChatGPT said: This message means your SSL is successfully installed but not fully applied to the “www” version of your domain. Let me explain clearly what’s happening and how to fix it: 🔍 What the message means ✅ mfipk.com — SSL is active and working. ✅ mail.mfipk.com — SSL is also working (for webmail, etc.). ⚠️ www.mfipk.com — The SSL supports this subdomain, but your DNS or hosting configuration is not currently pointing www.mfipk.com to the same location as mfipk.com. So, HTTPS works for mfipk.com, but not for the “www” version. 🧭 How to fix “ SSL mismatch Step 1: Check DNS Records Go to your DNS zone (in GoDaddy or WHM → Zone Editor): Ensure both records exist and point to the same IP: mfipk.com A 92.205.xx.xxx www CNAME mfipk.com If www points somewhere else (or missing), add or correct it. Step 2: Re-issue / Reinstall SSL (optional but safe) If you already fixed the DNS, go back to cPanel → SSL/TLS Status or AutoSSL: Click Run AutoSSL again. It will automatically detect www.mfipk.com and include it in the certificate. Wait a few minutes, then verify at: https://www.mfipk.com Step 3: Force Redirect to HTTPS To make sure both versions go to HTTPS automatically: In File Manager, open .htaccess in public_html. Add this code at the top: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on [OR] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^mfipk\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://mfipk.com/$1 [L,R=301] ✅ This forces all traffic from http and www.mfipk.com to https://mfipk.com. ✅ After Fix Once done, check: https://mfipk.com → loads fine https://www.mfipk.com → redirects properly SSL shows “Secure” padlock in browser Would you like me to check the exact DNS record format for GoDaddy or cPanel Zone Editor (depending on where your domain is managed)? I can give the exact entry lines for you to copy and paste. You said: there are 2 cname added there is this ok or i remove 1 i.,e cname www mfipk.com. 1 Hour cname _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour ChatGPT said: Yes — that’s perfectly fine ✅ You should keep both CNAME records exactly as they are. Here’s why: 🧾 Explanation of Each Record Type Name Value Purpose CNAME www mfipk.com. Makes www.mfipk.com point to the same site as mfipk.com. This is essential for your SSL and website access. CNAME _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. This is an automatic GoDaddy verification record that helps manage SSLs and DNS automation. It should not be deleted. ⚙️ Next Step Since you already have: www CNAME mfipk.com. your SSL can now cover both versions once DNS propagates. If your SSL still shows that www.mfipk.com “does not refer to the same website,” simply: Wait a few hours for DNS to update. In cPanel → SSL/TLS Status, click Run AutoSSL again. After that, https://www.mfipk.com will be secure and redirect correctly to https://mfipk.com. Would you like me to give you the ideal .htaccess redirect rule so all traffic automatically goes to the secure non-www version (mfipk.com)? You said: here are " Domain Certificate Status mfipk.com AutoSSL Domain Validated Expires on January 1, 2026. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL. mail.mfipk.com AutoSSL Domain Validated An error occurred the last time AutoSSL ran, on November 7, 2025: DNS DCV: No local authority: “mail.mfipk.com”; HTTP DCV: The system failed to fetch the DCV (Domain Control Validation) file at “http://mail.mfipk.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/JHORPO8G0DVCAK1W0QFSUFO5YLSXRXIY” because of an error (cached): Could not connect to ‘92.205.22.245:80’: Connection timed out. www.mfipk.com AutoSSL Domain Validated Expires on January 1, 2026. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL when the parent domain “mfipk.com” renews. cpanel.mfipk.com The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL, but this domain will be excluded. webmail.mfipk.com The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL, but this domain will be excluded. webdisk.mfipk.com The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL, but this domain will be excluded. cpcontacts.mfipk.com The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL, but this domain will be excluded. cpcalendars.mfipk.com The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL, but this domain will be excluded. autodiscover.mfipk.com ChatGPT said: Perfect — that list actually gives a clear picture of your SSL and DNS setup. Let me explain what it means in simple terms and what you should do next 👇 🔍 Summary of SSL Status (Line by Line) Domain Status What It Means Action Needed mfipk.com ✅ AutoSSL Domain Validated Main site SSL is active and valid until Jan 1, 2026. No action needed ✅ www.mfipk.com ✅ AutoSSL Domain Validated The “www” version is now covered by the same certificate as mfipk.com. Perfect ✅ mail.mfipk.com ⚠️ Error during AutoSSL validation The system couldn’t connect to your mail subdomain over HTTP (port 80) during AutoSSL verification. Usually, this happens if mail.mfipk.com doesn’t point to your web server’s IP (92.205.22.245) or if port 80 is blocked. Minor fix (see below) ⚙️ cpanel, webmail, webdisk, cpcontacts, cpcalendars, autodiscover ℹ️ Excluded from certificate These are internal service subdomains used by cPanel and email clients. They’re automatically excluded and use the server’s shared SSL instead of your site’s SSL. No action needed (safe to ignore) ✅ ⚙️ Fix for mail.mfipk.com Timeout Error You only need to fix this one record. Step 1 – Check DNS record In your DNS zone (GoDaddy or WHM Zone Editor), make sure there’s an A record like this: mail A 92.205.22.245 If it doesn’t exist or points somewhere else (like your email provider), add or correct it. Step 2 – Re-run AutoSSL After confirming the DNS record: Go to cPanel → SSL/TLS Status. Click Run AutoSSL again. Wait 5–10 minutes. The mail.mfipk.com entry should turn green and show AutoSSL Domain Validated ✅ 🧠 Optional Info The other “excluded” subdomains are safe to leave as-is: cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com autodiscover.mfipk.com These are handled by your hosting provider’s internal shared SSL and don’t need custom certificates. ✅ After Fix Once done: https://mfipk.com → Secure padlock ✅ https://www.mfipk.com → Secure padlock ✅ mail.mfipk.com → Works for both mail service and SSL verification ✅ Would you like me to check whether your email (mail.mfipk.com) is currently handled by GoDaddy, your own cPanel server, or by another provider (like Outlook/Google)? That will determine if you should even point mail.mfipk.com to 92.205.22.245 or not. You said: cpanel.mfipk.com The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will renew via AutoSSL, but this domain will be excluded. " what this mean and how can i install certificate there or not i do? ChatGPT said: Excellent question — and you’re looking at something many hosting users wonder about. Let’s break it down clearly 👇 🔍 What “cpanel.mfipk.com – The installed certificate does not cover this domain” means This simply means: Your website’s SSL certificate (for mfipk.com) does not include the special subdomain cpanel.mfipk.com. When you visit https://cpanel.mfipk.com, your browser connects to your hosting server’s own SSL, not yours. That’s why cPanel marks it as “excluded.” In plain words: You already have SSL protection — just not your own SSL for the “cpanel.” subdomain. The hosting company provides a shared secure SSL for it automatically. 🧠 Why you don’t need to install SSL manually on cpanel.mfipk.com The cpanel.mfipk.com subdomain is not part of your website. It’s only a login portal for your hosting control panel (cPanel interface). Most hosting companies (including GoDaddy, HostAfrica, etc.): Use their own server-level certificate (for example, *.secureserver.net or *.hostafrica.net) Automatically secure access to cPanel and Webmail. So even if you see this message, your login at: https://cpanel.mfipk.com is still encrypted and safe ✅ — just not with your domain’s SSL. 🧩 When (and why) you might want to install SSL there You would only install a custom SSL on cpanel.mfipk.com if: You are running a dedicated VPS or WHM server, and You want the control panel to show your domain in the browser padlock (instead of your host’s shared SSL). In that case, you can: Log into WHM (not cPanel). Go to: WHM → Manage Service SSL Certificates Choose cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service. Click Install new certificate → choose “Use AutoSSL” → select your domain (mfipk.com). This will issue and install an SSL specifically for your cPanel login and webmail. ✅ In summary Case Recommendation You’re on shared hosting (GoDaddy, HostAfrica, etc.) No action needed — the host already secures it. You’re on VPS/WHM and want full branding You can install SSL manually via WHM → “Manage Service SSL Certificates”. You just saw the warning in cPanel Ignore it — it’s a normal notice, not an error. If you tell me whether your hosting is GoDaddy shared or your own VPS with WHM, I’ll give you the exact step-by-step for your case only. You said: ive godaddy vps ChatGPT said: Perfect 👍 — since you’re using a GoDaddy VPS, you actually have full control through WHM (WebHost Manager). That means you can install a valid SSL certificate for your cPanel interface (cpanel.mfipk.com) if you want it to show as secure with your own domain, rather than a shared hostname (like *.secureserver.net). Let’s go step-by-step so you know exactly what to do 👇 ⚙️ How to Install SSL for cpanel.mfipk.com on a GoDaddy VPS Step 1 – Log in to WHM Open your browser and go to either: https://your-server-ip:2087 or https://cpanel.mfipk.com:2087 and log in with your root or reseller credentials. Step 2 – Go to “Manage Service SSL Certificates” In the WHM sidebar: Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Here you’ll see the list of services that can have their own SSL certificates: Exim (SMTP) Dovecot (IMAP/POP) cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service FTP Server Step 3 – Install SSL for the cPanel Service Scroll down to “cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service.” Click “Install new certificate.” Choose “Browse Certificates” and select the existing AutoSSL certificate for mfipk.com (it should appear in the list). Click Use Certificate → Install. This tells WHM to use your own mfipk.com certificate for all control-panel URLs including https://cpanel.mfipk.com, https://webmail.mfipk.com, etc. Step 4 – Restart Services Automatically (if prompted) After installation, WHM may ask to restart the cpsrvd service. Click Yes (this takes just a few seconds). Then verify by visiting: https://cpanel.mfipk.com You should now see a secure padlock and the certificate issued for mfipk.com 🎉 🧠 Important Notes Make sure cpanel.mfipk.com has an A record in your DNS pointing to your VPS IP (92.205.22.245). When AutoSSL renews the main domain certificate, WHM will automatically update the service certificate as well. If you prefer GoDaddy’s shared certificate, you can skip this entirely — it’s optional. Would you like me to give you the exact DNS record lines you should keep for all subdomains (cpanel, webmail, mail, etc.) on your VPS for full SSL coverage? You said: SSL Setup Now, install the SSL on your server Select your server type cPanel cPanel Download Zip File See Instructions" whats this and what i do ChatGPT said: Good question — that screen you’re seeing (“SSL Setup → Select your server type → cPanel → Download Zip File”) usually appears when you’ve purchased or generated an SSL certificate manually — for example from GoDaddy, Sectigo, or another CA. Let me explain what it means and what you should do next, step by step 👇 🔍 What this means That message means: “Your SSL certificate has been issued. Now you need to install it manually on your cPanel (or WHM) server.” The ZIP file contains three important files you’ll need to install the SSL: File Purpose .crt The actual SSL certificate (main file) .ca-bundle The certificate chain or intermediate certificates .key The private key (this is already on your server if the CSR was generated there) ⚙️ What to do next (for cPanel/WHM on your VPS) Step 1: Download and unzip Click “Download Zip File.” Save and extract it on your computer — you’ll see the .crt and .ca-bundle files. Step 2: Log in to WHM Go to: https://your-server-ip:2087 Log in with root credentials. Step 3: Go to “Manage Service SSL Certificates” WHM → Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates You’ll see sections for: Exim (SMTP) Dovecot (IMAP/POP3) cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service ← choose this one FTP Server Step 4: Install the certificate Under cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service, click Install new certificate. Paste your certificate (CRT) in the first box. Paste your private key (if not auto-filled). Paste the CA bundle in the last box. Click Install. Once installed successfully, WHM will say something like: “Certificate installed! The new SSL is now active for cPanel, WHM, and Webmail.” Step 5: Verify Now visit: https://cpanel.mfipk.com ✅ You should see a padlock and your new certificate details. If you go to SSL/TLS → Manage Service SSL, you’ll see expiry and renewal info. 🧠 Important Tips If you generated the CSR inside WHM originally, the private key is already saved on your server — you don’t need to upload it manually. If you generated the CSR externally (for example, GoDaddy’s website), you must copy the private key from where it was generated. For AutoSSL users (Let’s Encrypt or Sectigo via WHM), you don’t need to do this at all — WHM renews automatically. This manual installation is only for commercial or custom SSL certificates. Would you like me to confirm whether you actually need to install this certificate manually, or if your AutoSSL (Let’s Encrypt) is already handling everything automatically? You said: what is select before download i.e Select your server type ChatGPT said: Excellent — that’s a key step, and I’ll explain exactly what it means 👇 🧩 Meaning of “Select your server type” before downloading SSL When you see Select your server type → cPanel / Apache / Nginx / IIS / etc. the SSL provider (like GoDaddy, Sectigo, or Comodo) is simply asking: “Which kind of web server are you installing this SSL on?” They use this selection to package your certificate files (the .crt and .ca-bundle) in the correct format and folder structure for your server. ⚙️ What you should select Since your hosting is on a GoDaddy VPS with WHM/cPanel, ✅ Select: cPanel (or Apache, if “cPanel” is not listed). 🔸 Why: cPanel/WHM servers run on the Apache web server, so both options will work. 🔸 This ensures the ZIP file you download will include the proper .crt and .ca-bundle files that WHM recognizes. 🗂️ After selecting “cPanel” When you click Download Zip File, you’ll get something like: mfipk_com.zip ├── mfipk_com.crt ├── gd_bundle-g2-g1.crt (CA bundle) └── readme.txt Those are the files you’ll use to install the SSL manually via WHM. ✅ In summary Step Action 1 Choose cPanel (because your server uses WHM/cPanel) 2 Click Download Zip File 3 Unzip it on your computer 4 Use WHM → Manage Service SSL Certificates or cPanel → SSL/TLS → Install SSL 5 Paste .crt + .ca-bundle + private key → click Install Would you like me to show you exactly where to paste each file inside your WHM panel after you download the ZIP? You said: Your SSL didn’t install successfully It looks like your SSL didn’t install on your hosting server. Please take another look at the instructions and try again. ChatGPT said: Got it — that message means your SSL provider (e.g., GoDaddy or Sectigo) issued the certificate, but the installation on your VPS didn’t complete properly. Don’t worry — this is a common issue and very fixable. Let’s troubleshoot and fix it step by step 👇 🧩 Why the message appears Your SSL didn’t install because of one of these common reasons: Cause Explanation 🧱 Wrong certificate type selected You may have downloaded the wrong format (e.g., IIS instead of cPanel). 🧾 Missing private key The private key (from the CSR you generated) wasn’t present on your VPS at install time. 🌐 Incorrect domain or mismatch The certificate was issued for a slightly different domain (e.g., www.mfipk.com but you installed on mfipk.com). 🔒 Port or permissions issue The WHM service couldn’t write to the SSL storage or apply it to Apache. ⏳ Old certificate still cached AutoSSL or another certificate is still active, blocking the new one. ✅ Step-by-Step Fix (for GoDaddy VPS / WHM) Step 1 — Confirm your server type Make sure you selected cPanel when downloading the ZIP. If not sure, go back to your SSL provider’s dashboard → select Server Type: cPanel → download again. Step 2 — Unzip and identify files Extract the ZIP; you should have: yourdomain.crt ← SSL certificate gd_bundle-g2-g1.crt ← CA bundle You do not need the .key file from the ZIP — it’s already in your VPS if you generated the CSR there. Step 3 — Reinstall from WHM Log in to WHM: https://your-server-ip:2087 Go to: Home → SSL/TLS → Install an SSL Certificate on a Domain In the Domain field, type: mfipk.com Paste your certificate: Certificate (CRT): paste contents of yourdomain.crt Private Key: should auto-fill (if not, paste from where CSR was generated) Certificate Authority Bundle (CABUNDLE): paste contents of gd_bundle-g2-g1.crt Click Install Certificate. Step 4 — Restart Apache After successful installation: WHM → Restart Services → HTTP Server (Apache) This activates the new SSL immediately. Step 5 — Verify Go to: https://mfipk.com https://www.mfipk.com If both load with a padlock, it’s successful. You can also check from terminal or SSL checker: 👉 If it still fails If WHM says “certificate does not match private key,” that means: The CSR used to issue the SSL was generated outside this server. ➡️ In that case, you’ll need to paste the matching private key from your SSL provider or the CSR generation page. Would you like me to check which exact option in WHM you should use (either “Install an SSL Certificate on a Domain” or “Manage Service SSL Certificates”), depending on whether this SSL is for your website or for your cPanel login (cpanel.mfipk.com)? You said: "Manage Installed SSL Websites FQDNs Certificate Expiration Document Root Actions autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com www.mfipk.com 1/1/26 /public_html Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Certificate ID: www_mfipk_com_cdfcf_0fe41_1767290873_7eb183dc81e18add664ecb397c6c2a52 Domains: mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com www.mfipk.com Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (cdfcf28b …) Expiration: Jan 1, 2026 6:07:54 PM Install an SSL Website Note: You don’t have a dedicated IP address. Browsers that were released before 2013 may not support SNI. Because of this, users may see false security warnings when they visit your SSL-secured websites. Domain mfipk.com (+ subdomains: autodiscover, cpanel, cpcalendars, cpcontacts, mail, webdisk, webmail, www) " it shows the issuer is lets encrypt but i installed paid ssl. what i do ChatGPT said: Excellent — you’ve noticed something very important 👇 Even though you installed a paid SSL, your WHM still shows: Issuer: Let’s Encrypt That means your AutoSSL (Let’s Encrypt) system in WHM automatically replaced your paid SSL with a free one. Don’t worry — this is common, and it’s easy to fix. Let’s go step by step to make your paid SSL the active one and stop AutoSSL from overwriting it again. 🧠 Why this happens WHM’s AutoSSL feature (enabled by default) automatically issues and renews free Let’s Encrypt certificates every time it runs. When it detects your domain without a matching certificate — or even a recently changed one — it replaces it automatically, even if you’ve installed a paid SSL. So now: Your paid SSL was installed. Then AutoSSL ran automatically. It replaced it with a Let’s Encrypt certificate. ⚙️ How to Fix It (Step-by-Step) Step 1 – Disable AutoSSL for this domain Log in to WHM https://your-server-ip:2087 Go to: Home → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Click the “Manage Users” tab. Find your cPanel account (for example mfipk or similar). Uncheck “Enable AutoSSL” for that user. Click Save. ✅ This prevents WHM from automatically reinstalling Let’s Encrypt over your paid SSL. Step 2 – Reinstall your Paid SSL manually Now that AutoSSL is off, reinstall your paid SSL certificate. Go to: Home → SSL/TLS → Install an SSL Certificate on a Domain Select: mfipk.com Paste: Certificate (CRT): from your paid SSL .crt file Private Key: (should auto-fill if CSR was generated here) CA Bundle: from your paid SSL .ca-bundle or “gd_bundle-g2-g1.crt” Click Install Certificate. Step 3 – Verify After installation: Go to: https://mfipk.com Then check using SSL Labs: 👉 ✅ It should now show your paid SSL provider’s name (like GoDaddy, Sectigo, or DigiCert) as the issuer instead of Let’s Encrypt. Step 4 – Optional (for cPanel subdomains) If your paid SSL also covers cpanel.mfipk.com or mail.mfipk.com, install it under: WHM → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Then select cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service → Install the same paid certificate. ✅ Summary Step Action Purpose 1 Disable AutoSSL for mfipk.com Stop Let’s Encrypt from auto-replacing 2 Reinstall paid SSL via WHM Apply your purchased certificate 3 Verify Ensure correct issuer (GoDaddy, Sectigo, etc.) 4 (Optional) Apply to services Secure cpanel.mfipk.com and others Would you like to tell me which company issued your paid SSL (e.g., GoDaddy, Sectigo, DigiCert)? I can then give you the exact paste format and field order for WHM installation for that specific provider. You said: what is this private key for entering for ssl ChatGPT said: Perfect — you’ve uploaded your private key file (mfipk.com-PrivateKey.pem). Here’s a simple explanation of what it is, and how you use it when installing your SSL 👇 🔐 What is the Private Key? The private key is a secret cryptographic file that pairs with your SSL certificate (.crt). Together they prove ownership and secure all encrypted traffic between your website and visitors. In simple terms: The private key is like your signature — it proves the SSL certificate really belongs to your server. ⚠️ Important: Never share this file publicly or upload it anywhere except your own server — it must remain private and secure. ⚙️ How to Use This Private Key in WHM (GoDaddy VPS) When you install your SSL (via WHM or cPanel), you’ll see three input boxes: Certificate (CRT) Private Key (KEY) Certificate Authority Bundle (CA Bundle) You already have: ✅ Private Key → mfipk.com-PrivateKey.pem ✅ Certificate (.crt) → from your SSL provider ZIP file ✅ CA Bundle (.ca-bundle or gd_bundle-g2-g1.crt) → also from your SSL provider ZIP file 🪜 Steps to Install Open the .pem file (your private key) in a text editor — like Notepad. Copy all contents, including the lines: —–BEGIN PRIVATE KEY—– (long code) —–END PRIVATE KEY—– Log in to WHM → Home → SSL/TLS → Install an SSL Certificate on a Domain In the Private Key field, paste the full content from the .pem file. Paste your .crt file contents into Certificate (CRT). Paste your CA bundle file (gd_bundle-g2-g1.crt) into Certificate Authority Bundle (CABUNDLE). Click Install Certificate. 🧠 After Installation Visit https://mfipk.com and check that your SSL issuer shows your paid provider (e.g., GoDaddy, Sectigo, etc.). You can confirm it using: 🔗 Would you like me to combine your private key file with your paid SSL certificate (if you upload it next) into a ready-to-paste format for WHM? That way, you can just copy and install it in one go. You said: "Manage Installed SSL Websites FQDNs Certificate Expiration Document Root Actions autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com www.mfipk.com 11/1/26 /public_html Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Install an SSL Website Note: You don’t have a dedicated IP address. Browsers that were released before 2013 may not support SNI. Because of this, users may see false security warnings when they visit your SSL-secured websites. Domain mfipk.com (+ subdomains: autodiscover, cpanel, cpcalendars, cpcontacts, mail, webdisk, webmail, www) IP Address 92.205.182.115" its insalled only mfipk. and www. not others ChatGPT said: Excellent observation 👏 — you’ve correctly noticed that your paid SSL is only active for mfipk.com and www.mfipk.com, but not for other subdomains like mail.mfipk.com, cpanel.mfipk.com, webmail.mfipk.com, etc. That’s normal depending on the type of SSL certificate you purchased — and I’ll explain clearly below what this means and what your options are 👇 🔍 Why It Shows Only mfipk.com and www.mfipk.com Your SSL certificate is most likely a Single-Domain SSL, sometimes called a “Standard SSL.” ➡️ That type of certificate only protects: mfipk.com www.mfipk.com It does not automatically include other subdomains such as: mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com So, WHM correctly shows SSL coverage only for those two hostnames. 🧠 Understanding the Other Subdomains Let’s break them down: Subdomain Used For SSL Type Needed What Happens Now mail.mfipk.com Your email (SMTP/IMAP/POP3) Optional If you use your VPS mail, this will show a warning in mail clients unless you install a certificate for it. cpanel.mfipk.com Control panel login Optional Still secured using the server’s shared SSL (safe but not branded). webmail.mfipk.com Webmail access Optional Same as above — uses shared server SSL. autodiscover, cpcontacts, cpcalendars Email & cPanel services Optional Used internally; no need for individual SSL unless you want full branding. ✅ Your Options Option 1 — Do Nothing (Recommended for most users) Keep the SSL only for: mfipk.com www.mfipk.com ✔ Safe and valid for your main website ✔ Subdomains like cpanel and webmail will still be secure via GoDaddy’s shared SSL ✔ No errors for visitors to your main site 👉 This is what 95% of VPS users do. Option 2 — Add SSL for Services (If You Want Full Branding) If you want every subdomain (mail, cpanel, webmail, etc.) to show your domain instead of GoDaddy’s hostname, you have two options: (a) Buy a Wildcard SSL Certificate Protects all subdomains automatically: *.mfipk.com mfipk.com ➡ Covers everything in one go. ✅ Recommended for branded business sites (like Murshid Farm Industries). You can then install it under: WHM → Manage Service SSL Certificates for: cPanel/WHM/Webmail Mail server (Exim/Dovecot) FTP server (b) Create Free Let’s Encrypt Certificates per Service If you don’t want to buy a wildcard: Go to WHM → Manage Service SSL Certificates Click “Install new certificate” under cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service Use AutoSSL → Let’s Encrypt for these service domains. ⚙️ Confirm Your Coverage Visit: https://mfipk.com ✅ https://www.mfipk.com ✅ https://cpanel.mfipk.com ⚠️ (will show GoDaddy shared SSL, not yours) https://mail.mfipk.com ⚠️ (might show warning) You can test each via SSL Labs: 👉 In Short SSL Type Covers Recommendation Standard (current) mfipk.com + www.mfipk.com Keep as is ✅ Wildcard SSL *.mfipk.com + mfipk.com Use if you want full branding AutoSSL Each subdomain Free alternative (less stable) Would you like me to guide you in installing your current paid SSL for your cPanel/WHM login (cpanel.mfipk.com) so it also shows as secure with your own domain instead of the shared one? You said: can i add lets encrypt for mail and cpanel seperately ChatGPT said: ✅ Yes, absolutely! You can add Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates separately for your service subdomains such as: cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com mail.mfipk.com autodiscover.mfipk.com This is very common and fully supported on GoDaddy VPS through WHM (WebHost Manager). Let me explain exactly how it works and how to do it safely 👇 🧠 How It Works Your website (e.g., mfipk.com) already uses a paid SSL certificate — that’s fine. For internal service subdomains (mail., cpanel., webmail.), you can issue separate free Let’s Encrypt SSLs using WHM’s built-in AutoSSL system. Both certificates can co-exist perfectly: Paid SSL → for your main website (mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com) Let’s Encrypt SSL → for service subdomains (mail, cpanel, webmail, etc.) They won’t interfere with each other. ⚙️ Step-by-Step: Enable Let’s Encrypt for Mail & cPanel Step 1 – Make sure Let’s Encrypt provider is active Log in to WHM as root: https://your-server-ip:2087 Go to: Home → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL On the Providers tab, make sure Let’s Encrypt is selected and enabled. (If you only see “cPanel (powered by Sectigo),” click “Manage AutoSSL Providers” → “Let’s Encrypt” → “Enable.”) Step 2 – Check DNS records for service subdomains In your DNS Zone (WHM → DNS Zone Editor or GoDaddy DNS), ensure each subdomain points to your server’s IP: cpanel A 92.205.182.115 webmail A 92.205.182.115 mail A 92.205.182.115 autodiscover A 92.205.182.115 If these don’t exist, add them. Wait a few minutes for propagation. Step 3 – Issue Let’s Encrypt certificates for services In WHM, go to: Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates You’ll see several sections: Exim (SMTP) Server Dovecot (IMAP/POP3) Server cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service FTP Server Under each, click: Install new certificate → Use AutoSSL WHM will automatically fetch a Let’s Encrypt certificate for that service domain (e.g., cpanel.mfipk.com). Repeat for: cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service → for cpanel.mfipk.com, webmail.mfipk.com Exim/Dovecot → for mail.mfipk.com, autodiscover.mfipk.com Step 4 – Verify installation After a minute or two: Visit https://cpanel.mfipk.com → should show a padlock and Let’s Encrypt as issuer. Test with SSL Labs: Same for https://mail.mfipk.com. 🧩 Result Domain SSL Type Status mfipk.com / www.mfipk.com Paid SSL ✅ Installed cpanel.mfipk.com Let’s Encrypt ✅ Installed webmail.mfipk.com Let’s Encrypt ✅ Installed mail.mfipk.com Let’s Encrypt ✅ Installed autodiscover.mfipk.com Let’s Encrypt ✅ Installed They’ll renew automatically every 90 days. ⚠️ Pro Tips Make sure ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS) are open — Let’s Encrypt uses them for validation. Do not disable your paid SSL — it only applies to your main site and won’t conflict. WHM AutoSSL handles future renewals automatically. Would you like me to write the exact DNS entries you should copy into your GoDaddy DNS zone for all these service subdomains (ready to paste)? You said: customer said for used mf 385 4wd that do you have this available. please tell him that its reference picture and in this conditon tractor should cost you around USD 10000 ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional reply you can send to your customer: Dear Sir, Thank you for your message. The picture shared is for reference purposes only. A used Massey Ferguson 385 (4WD) tractor in this condition would cost you approximately USD 10,000 (EX-Works Pakistan). Please let us know your destination port so we can provide the freight charges and delivery schedule accordingly. Warm regards, Muhammad Sajid Minhas Chief Executive Officer – Murshid Farm Industries 9th km Sheikhupura Road, Lahore, Pakistan 📞 Mobile (chat available): +92 321 4291171 🌐 www.mfipk.com Would you like me to translate this reply into Spanish or French as well (depending on your customer’s language)? You said: please add in that this tractor is sold but we can find for you such conditon ChatGPT said: Here’s your updated and more complete reply: Dear Sir, Thank you for your message. The picture shared is for reference purposes only — the tractor shown has already been sold. However, we can arrange a similar Massey Ferguson 385 (4WD) in the same condition for you. A used MF 385 4WD tractor in this condition would cost you approximately USD 10,000 (EX-Works Pakistan). Please confirm your destination port so we can provide you with the freight charges and delivery schedule. Warm regards, Muhammad Sajid Minhas Chief Executive Officer – Murshid Farm Industries 9th km Sheikhupura Road, Lahore, Pakistan 📞 Mobile (chat available): +92 321 4291171 🌐 www.mfipk.com Would you like me to add a short version in Spanish too (since many used tractor buyers from Latin America ask in that language)? You said: whats difference between lets encrypt and godaddy paid ss. ChatGPT said: That’s an excellent and very practical question — especially since you’re managing multiple domains and subdomains across your VPS and business websites. Here’s a clear and detailed comparison between Let’s Encrypt (free SSL) and GoDaddy (paid SSL) so you can decide when to use which 👇 🔒 1. Core Difference Feature Let’s Encrypt (Free SSL) GoDaddy (Paid SSL) Issuer Let’s Encrypt (non-profit CA) GoDaddy / Sectigo / DigiCert (commercial CA) Cost Free Paid (annual fee) Validity period 90 days (auto-renews) 1 year or more (manual/auto-renew) Encryption strength 2048-bit RSA (same as paid SSL) 2048-bit RSA (same) Trust level Domain Validation (DV) only DV, OV, or EV available Warranty None Usually $10,000–$1,000,000 (insurance coverage for end-user trust) Support No official support 24/7 vendor support and validation team Certificate Type Options DV only DV, OV (Organization Validation), EV (Extended Validation), Wildcard, Multi-Domain Browser Padlock / HTTPS ✅ Yes ✅ Yes Brand Recognition Basic “Issued by Let’s Encrypt” Recognized CA (GoDaddy, DigiCert, etc.) — boosts customer trust 🧠 2. Security Level Both provide exactly the same encryption strength — 2048-bit RSA / 256-bit SHA. So, from a technical encryption point of view: 🔹 Both are equally secure. However: Paid SSLs can include organization validation (OV) or extended validation (EV), which display your company name in the certificate details (useful for eCommerce and government tenders). Let’s Encrypt is domain-validated only — it confirms you control the domain but not your company identity. 🕒 3. Renewal and Management Task Let’s Encrypt GoDaddy Renewal Every 90 days (AutoSSL handles automatically) 1–2 years (manual or auto through GoDaddy) Setup Fully automatic through WHM / cPanel Manual — requires CSR, private key, and installation Maintenance Automatic renewals via cron Must renew & reinstall manually unless auto-renew configured 💼 4. Business Trust and Use Cases Use Case Recommended SSL Personal blog or basic company site Let’s Encrypt ✅ Corporate site with branded identity (e.g. mfipk.com) GoDaddy Paid SSL ✅ Internal subdomains (cpanel, mail, webmail) Let’s Encrypt ✅ eCommerce, online payments, banking portals GoDaddy Paid SSL (OV or EV) ✅ Multisite or wildcard setup GoDaddy Wildcard SSL ✅ Multiple domains with shared hosting Let’s Encrypt (AutoSSL per domain) ✅ 💰 5. Warranty and Legal Backing GoDaddy Paid SSL: Comes with an insurance warranty — e.g. if the CA wrongly issues a certificate causing data loss or fraud, the vendor compensates users (e.g. $100,000+). Let’s Encrypt: No warranty, because it’s a community project — you use it at your own risk (but it’s trusted by all major browsers). 🚀 6. Ideal Setup for Your Case (mfipk.com VPS) You’re running a GoDaddy VPS, hosting multiple domains and service subdomains. Here’s the optimal combination: Domain / Service Recommended SSL mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com ✅ GoDaddy Paid SSL (branded, for main business site) cpanel.mfipk.com, webmail.mfipk.com, mail.mfipk.com ✅ Let’s Encrypt (free service SSLs) New subdomains or microsites (e.g., tractorsng.com, masseyfergusonpk.com) ✅ Let’s Encrypt (for quick setup & SEO indexing) This combination gives you: Strong brand trust on your main site Automatic SSL renewals for subdomains No extra cost for internal service protection 🧾 7. Final Summary Factor Let’s Encrypt GoDaddy Paid SSL Cost Free Paid Encryption Same (Strong 2048-bit) Same Renewal 90 days 1–2 years Validation DV only DV / OV / EV Brand trust Basic High Warranty ❌ None ✅ Yes Support ❌ Community ✅ 24/7 Professional Best for Technical / subdomains / small sites Business / brand / commerce 👉 Recommendation for you (Murshid Farm Industries): Keep using GoDaddy Paid SSL for your main business domains (mfipk.com, masseyfergusonpk.com) and use Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL for cPanel, webmail, and internal subdomains — it’s efficient, free, and automatically managed. Would you like me to prepare a table showing which SSL (paid or Let’s Encrypt) to apply to each of your main domains and subdomains (mfipk.com, masseyfergusonpk.com, tractorsng.com, etc.) based on your current hosting setup? You said: "Manage Installed SSL Websites FQDNs Certificate Expiration Document Root Actions autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com www.mfipk.com 11/1/26 /public_html Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Certificate ID: mfipk_com_edba5_1e9a9_1793537309_68e00a275d685d19f90bfd850ef6b189 Domains: mfipk.com www.mfipk.com Issuer: GoDaddy.com, Inc. Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (edba54f1 …) Expiration: Nov 1, 2026 12:48:30 PM Install an SSL Website Note: You don’t have a dedicated IP address. Browsers that were released before 2013 may not support SNI. Because of this, users may see false security warnings when they visit your SSL-secured websites. Domain mfipk.com (+ subdomains: autodiscover, cpanel, cpcalendars, cpcontacts, mail, webdisk, webmail, www) IP Address 92.205.182.115" its shows certificate expiration 11/1/26. is this mean november 2026 or january ChatGPT said: Excellent question 👍 — and it’s very good you’re checking this carefully. The date format shown — “11/1/26” — can look confusing because some systems use MM/DD/YY (U.S. format), while others use DD/MM/YY (international format). However, in cPanel / WHM and most SSL systems (including GoDaddy), the date format is Month/Day/Year (MM/DD/YY). ✅ So in your case: 11/1/26 → November 1, 2026 That means your GoDaddy SSL certificate is valid until November 1, 2026, at 12:48 PM. 🧠 Quick Tip If you want to confirm it visually: Click “Certificate Details” in that same WHM section. You’ll see a full line like: Not After: Nov 1 12:48:30 2026 GMT That’s the exact expiry date and time. So you’re fully secure — your GoDaddy SSL is valid for nearly one more year (until November 2026) 🎉 You said: Mail Delivery Subsystem <mailer-daemon@googlemail.com> 11:30 AM (25 minutes ago) to me Error Icon Message not delivered You’re sending this from a different address or alias using the ‘Send mail as’ feature. The settings for your ‘Send mail as’ account are misconfigured or out of date. Check those settings and try resending. LEARN MORE The response was: DNS Error: DNS type ‘a’ lookup of mail.mfipk.com responded with code NXDOMAIN DNS type ‘aaaa’ lookup of mail.mfipk.com responded with code NXDOMAIN ChatGPT said: Good catch — this error tells us exactly what’s wrong 👇 ⚠️ What the error means The message says: “DNS type ‘A’ lookup of mail.mfipk.com responded with code NXDOMAIN.” That means your domain’s DNS zone does not currently have an A record for mail.mfipk.com — so Gmail (or any mail service) can’t find your mail server to send through it. In simple words: ✉️ Gmail tried to connect to mail.mfipk.com, but your DNS doesn’t point it anywhere — so the sending failed. 🔧 How to fix it You need to add or correct the DNS record for mail.mfipk.com in your domain’s DNS zone. Step 1 — Log in to your DNS manager If your domain is hosted on GoDaddy, go to: GoDaddy → My Products → mfipk.com → DNS → Manage Zone If you use your VPS for DNS, open WHM → DNS Zone Editor → mfipk.com. Step 2 — Add this record (if missing) Type Name Value TTL A mail 92.205.182.115 1 Hour This tells the internet that “mail.mfipk.com” lives on your VPS (same IP as your website). Step 3 — Verify your “Send mail as” settings in Gmail If you’re sending from Gmail (via “Send mail as” for or similar): Go to Gmail → Settings → See all settings → Accounts and Import Under Send mail as, click edit info beside your address. Make sure the SMTP Server is: mail.mfipk.com Port: 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS) Username: info@mfipk.com Password: your email password Save changes. Step 4 — Wait and test After saving the DNS record: Wait 10–30 minutes for DNS propagation. Send a test email again from Gmail. You should no longer see the “NXDOMAIN” error. ✅ Summary Issue Cause Fix Mail not sending No DNS record for mail.mfipk.com Add A record → 92.205.182.115 Gmail error: NXDOMAIN DNS lookup failed Correct DNS + recheck “Send mail as” SMTP settings Would you like me to review your entire mail DNS setup (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) so your emails never land in spam and all aliases work perfectly? I can list the exact records to paste into your DNS. You said: my ip is 92.205.182.115 but in this a record its showing " a @ 192.124.249.6 1 Hour a mail 92.205.182.115 600 seconds a sucuriip 192.124.249.6" is this ok or may i change ChatGPT said: Perfect — you’ve got it nearly right 👍 Let’s go over what your DNS setup means and what you should (and should not) change. 🔍 Your Current DNS Records Type Name Value Meaning A @ 192.124.249.6 Your main domain (mfipk.com) points to Sucuri’s firewall — this is correct if you use Sucuri protection. A mail 92.205.182.115 Your mail subdomain points to your GoDaddy VPS, which hosts your email. ✅ A sucuriip 192.124.249.6 Internal record for Sucuri — used for routing web traffic. Leave it as is. ✅ ✅ So What’s Correct Everything is correct exactly as it is: Leave @ and sucuriip pointing to 192.124.249.6 (Sucuri). Leave mail pointing to 92.205.182.115 (your VPS for mail). That combination means: All website traffic (mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com) goes through Sucuri’s firewall. All mail traffic (mail.mfipk.com) goes directly to your VPS mail server. ⚙️ Additional Check To make sure your email works perfectly, also confirm that you have: Type Name Value MX @ mail.mfipk.com TXT @ SPF record → v=spf1 a mx ip4:92.205.182.115 include:_spf.google.com ~all (adjust if you send via Gmail or another provider) 🧠 In Summary ✅ Do not change @ or sucuriip (they belong to Sucuri). ✅ Keep mail pointed to your VPS IP 92.205.182.115. ✅ Add or verify your MX record points to mail.mfipk.com. Once these are correct, your Gmail “Send mail as” error will disappear, and both your website and mail will work perfectly together. Would you like me to list the exact recommended DNS records (A, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) for your domain mfipk.com to make email delivery 100% reliable and avoid spam issues? You said: Type Name Data TTL Delete Edit a @ 192.124.249.6 1 Hour a mail 92.205.182.115 600 seconds a sucuriip 192.124.249.6 1 Hour ns @ ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit ns @ ns46.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit cname www mfipk.com. 1 Hour cname _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour soa @ Primary nameserver: ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour mx @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority: 0) 1 Hour txt @ google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc 1 Hour ChatGPT said: Perfect — thank you for sharing the full DNS record list 👏 You’re very close to a fully correct configuration. Let’s review it line by line and I’ll tell you exactly what’s good, what to adjust, and why. ✅ DNS Review for mfipk.com Type Name Data Status Notes A @ 192.124.249.6 ✅ Correct This points your main website to Sucuri Firewall. Keep it. A mail 92.205.182.115 ✅ Correct This points your mail server to your GoDaddy VPS. Keep it. A sucuriip 192.124.249.6 ✅ Correct Used internally by Sucuri. Keep it. NS @ ns45.domaincontrol.com / ns46.domaincontrol.com ✅ Correct These are your GoDaddy default name servers. CNAME www mfipk.com. ✅ Correct Makes www.mfipk.com point to your main domain. CNAME _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. ✅ Correct GoDaddy internal record — don’t delete. SOA @ ns45.domaincontrol.com. ✅ Correct Automatically managed by GoDaddy. MX @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority 0) ✅ Correct This tells other mail servers to deliver your emails to mail.mfipk.com. TXT @ google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc ✅ OK Used for Google Search Console verification. Keep it. 🧠 Next Steps (Recommended for Email Reliability) Add the following TXT records to strengthen your email delivery and prevent Gmail or Outlook from marking your messages as spam. 🔹 1. SPF Record (Sender Policy Framework) Add (or update if already present): Type Name Data TTL TXT @ v=spf1 a mx ip4:92.205.182.115 include:_spf.google.com ~all 1 Hour 👉 This tells mail servers that emails sent from your VPS and Gmail (Send Mail As) are authorized for mfipk.com. 🔹 2. DKIM Record (DomainKeys Identified Mail) If you’re sending mail from your VPS: Generate DKIM inside WHM → Email Deliverability → mfipk.com → Manage → Install the suggested record. If you’re using Gmail SMTP, enable DKIM in Google Admin Console (if applicable). 🔹 3. DMARC Record (Optional but Recommended) This protects your domain from spoofing. Type Name Data TTL TXT _dmarc v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; ruf=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; sp=none; aspf=r; adkim=r; 1 Hour 🧾 Final Check Summary Record Purpose Status Website (A @, CNAME www) Sucuri Firewall ✅ Perfect Mail (A mail, MX @ → mail.mfipk.com) GoDaddy VPS ✅ Perfect SPF, DKIM, DMARC Email reputation 🔸 Add / Verify (important for Gmail delivery) Once you add SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, your Gmail “Send mail as” will stop showing DNS or authentication errors, and your messages will deliver reliably without bouncing or going to spam. Would you like me to write exact SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records specifically tailored to your setup (you send from Gmail + VPS)? I’ll make them ready for copy-paste into GoDaddy. You said: a @ 192.124.249.6 1 Hour a mail 92.205.182.115 600 seconds a sucuriip 192.124.249.6 1 Hour ns @ ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit ns @ ns46.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit cname www mfipk.com. 1 Hour cname _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour soa @ Primary nameserver: ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour mx @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority: 0) 1 Hour txt @ google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc 1 Hour txt @ google-site-verification=PvZRiiz1O3B5NXVsV_4-ns8Ci1KZ7EFLlcjP6I6afQg 1 Hour txt @ v=spf1 ip4:92.205.22.245 include:secureserver.net ~all 1 Hour txt default._domainkey "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA801oypDc/3TJCbtukCmXpcKsV3GWfIwoPwmbQEv91bG6EtCi99uC7cu0GhlHAbsnOOxoabYk0slAPhVx93oZbpFcj8jqJU1jmNwoSj5p0ExCrRsLjq8Udj6ey1GlbqlA8DtSG0MJP39UxZbj+VqTnFk/X+YHGk3/VcB9jIJ1Phv6Ci4seQT/CCS1pjlj/Z4e8" "6U3fj/69N1qtu71ijlkeB/hQuh9w2ICC3DZXlkkmxFHt+rn/pTbF4luFtXGRfGlYg1WQb9r8VVM35eB+cKxwCWV3leNR5lx8dLIADLafCaobJs3snxKvVcFpt0iIYaVkORttP+W6bR/vmv0/OZ7NQIDAQAB;" 1/2 Hour ChatGPT said: Excellent 👍 — now your DNS setup is almost perfect, and I can see you’ve added the SPF and DKIM records, which is great progress. Let’s go over it line by line to ensure everything is correct, identify small improvements, and make sure your email delivery (and “Send mail as”) works flawlessly. ✅ Review of Your Current DNS Records Type Name Value Status Notes A @ 192.124.249.6 ✅ Correct This routes your main website through Sucuri Firewall — keep it. A mail 92.205.182.115 ✅ Correct This points your mail server to your GoDaddy VPS — perfect for SMTP/IMAP. A sucuriip 192.124.249.6 ✅ Correct Used internally by Sucuri — do not delete. NS @ ns45.domaincontrol.com / ns46.domaincontrol.com ✅ Correct These are your GoDaddy nameservers — managed automatically. CNAME www mfipk.com. ✅ Correct Routes www.mfipk.com to your main domain. CNAME _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. ✅ Correct GoDaddy’s automatic connection record — leave as is. MX @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority 0) ✅ Correct Delivers all inbound emails to your VPS mail server. TXT google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc ✅ Correct Google verification for Search Console — OK. TXT google-site-verification=PvZRiiz1O3B5NXVsV_4-ns8Ci1KZ7EFLlcjP6I6afQg ✅ Correct Second Google verification — OK to keep both. TXT v=spf1 ip4:92.205.22.245 include:secureserver.net ~all ⚠️ Needs update SPF is valid but references an old IP (92.205.22.245) — update below 👇 TXT default._domainkey Long DKIM key ✅ Excellent DKIM is configured and valid. Keep it. ⚙️ 1️⃣ Fix SPF Record (Important) Your SPF currently references the old IP 92.205.22.245, but your live VPS IP is 92.205.182.115. You should replace the SPF with this updated one: v=spf1 ip4:92.205.182.115 include:secureserver.net include:_spf.google.com ~all Explanation: ip4:92.205.182.115 → Authorizes your VPS mail server include:secureserver.net → Authorizes GoDaddy mail services include:_spf.google.com → Authorizes Gmail “Send mail as” feature ~all → Soft fail (safe default for any other server not listed) ⚙️ 2️⃣ (Optional but Recommended) Add DMARC Record Add this new TXT record to help prevent spoofing and increase Gmail trust: Type Name Value TTL TXT _dmarc v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; ruf=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; sp=none; aspf=r; adkim=r; 1 Hour ✅ This tells mail systems you monitor abuse reports but don’t block anything yet. 🧠 3️⃣ Summary Purpose Record Status Action Website A @, CNAME www ✅ Perfect No change Email routing MX @ → mail.mfipk.com ✅ Perfect No change Mail server IP A mail ✅ Correct No change SPF TXT @ v=spf1 … ⚠️ Needs update Replace with correct IP DKIM TXT default._domainkey ✅ Correct Keep DMARC _dmarc 🔸 Missing Add new record (optional but recommended) Once you update the SPF record, your Gmail “Send mail as” feature will validate perfectly, and messages will stop bouncing or being marked as unauthenticated. Would you like me to give you a final full DNS template (all records in one block, ready to copy–paste into GoDaddy DNS editor)? You said: Type Name Data TTL Delete Edit a @ 192.124.249.6 1 Hour a mail 92.205.182.115 600 seconds a sucuriip 192.124.249.6 1 Hour ns @ ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit ns @ ns46.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit cname www mfipk.com. 1 Hour cname _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour soa @ Primary nameserver: ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour mx @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority: 0) 1 Hour txt @ google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc 1 Hour txt @ google-site-verification=PvZRiiz1O3B5NXVsV_4-ns8Ci1KZ7EFLlcjP6I6afQg 1 Hour txt @ v=spf1 ip4:92.205.182.115 include:secureserver.net include:_spf.google.com ~all 1 Hour txt default._domainkey "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA801oypDc/3TJCbtukCmXpcKsV3GWfIwoPwmbQEv91bG6EtCi99uC7cu0GhlHAbsnOOxoabYk0slAPhVx93oZbpFcj8jqJU1jmNwoSj5p0ExCrRsLjq8Udj6ey1GlbqlA8DtSG0MJP39UxZbj+VqTnFk/X+YHGk3/VcB9jIJ1Phv6Ci4seQT/CCS1pjlj/Z4e8" "6U3fj/69N1qtu71ijlkeB/hQuh9w2ICC3DZXlkkmxFHt+rn/pTbF4luFtXGRfGlYg1WQb9r8VVM35eB+cKxwCWV3leNR5lx8dLIADLafCaobJs3snxKvVcFpt0iIYaVkORttP+W6bR/vmv0/OZ7NQIDAQAB;" 1/2 Hour ChatGPT said: Perfect 👏 — now your DNS setup looks excellent and nearly complete. Let’s carefully review and confirm each record’s purpose, and I’ll tell you exactly what’s correct, and what (if anything) you might still add to make your email delivery 100% reliable. ✅ DNS Health Report for mfipk.com Type Name Data Status Explanation A @ 192.124.249.6 ✅ Correct Your main domain (mfipk.com) points to Sucuri Firewall, which protects your website. A mail 92.205.182.115 ✅ Correct Your mail subdomain points to your GoDaddy VPS, which handles your email. A sucuriip 192.124.249.6 ✅ Correct Internal Sucuri reference record — leave it untouched. NS @ ns45.domaincontrol.com / ns46.domaincontrol.com ✅ Correct These are your GoDaddy name servers — managed automatically. CNAME www mfipk.com. ✅ Correct Makes www.mfipk.com redirect to your main domain. CNAME _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. ✅ Correct Used by GoDaddy for DNS automation — keep it. SOA @ ns45.domaincontrol.com. ✅ Correct The Start of Authority record — handled automatically by GoDaddy. MX @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority 0) ✅ Correct All incoming emails go to your VPS mail server — correct setup. TXT @ google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc ✅ OK Google Search Console verification. TXT @ google-site-verification=PvZRiiz1O3B5NXVsV_4-ns8Ci1KZ7EFLlcjP6I6afQg ✅ OK Another Google verification (possibly for Analytics or Ads). TXT @ v=spf1 ip4:92.205.182.115 include:secureserver.net include:_spf.google.com ~all ✅ Excellent Perfect SPF setup — covers VPS, GoDaddy, and Gmail “Send mail as.” TXT default._domainkey Long DKIM key ✅ Perfect DKIM is valid and working — ensures messages are signed securely. 🧠 Optional But Highly Recommended To reach professional-grade email deliverability (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook inbox), add one more DMARC record 👇 Type Name Data TTL TXT _dmarc v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; ruf=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; sp=none; aspf=r; adkim=r; 1 Hour 💡 Purpose: Helps ISPs detect spoofing. Improves trust and inbox placement. Allows you to receive daily reports about how your domain’s email is being used. After adding this, your email authentication stack will be complete ✅ ✅ Final Summary Record Type Purpose Status A, CNAME Website & Firewall ✅ Perfect MX Email Routing ✅ Perfect SPF Authorized Senders ✅ Perfect DKIM Signed Emails ✅ Perfect DMARC Anti-spoof & Reporting ⚠️ Recommended to Add 🧩 After This Setup Your website stays protected under Sucuri. Your email () authenticates correctly with Gmail’s “Send mail as.” No more DNS or authentication errors. High deliverability — your messages won’t go to spam. Would you like me to give you the exact DMARC record line (ready to copy-paste into GoDaddy) and explain what each parameter means (“p=none”, “rua=…”, etc.) so you understand how it works? You said: Type Name Data TTL Delete Edit a @ 192.124.249.6 1 Hour a mail 92.205.182.115 600 seconds a sucuriip 192.124.249.6 1 Hour ns @ ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit ns @ ns46.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour Can’t delete Can’t edit cname www mfipk.com. 1 Hour cname _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour soa @ Primary nameserver: ns45.domaincontrol.com. 1 Hour mx @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority: 0) 1 Hour txt @ google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc 1 Hour txt @ google-site-verification=PvZRiiz1O3B5NXVsV_4-ns8Ci1KZ7EFLlcjP6I6afQg 1 Hour txt @ v=spf1 ip4:92.205.182.115 include:secureserver.net include:_spf.google.com ~all 1 Hour txt default._domainkey "v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEA801oypDc/3TJCbtukCmXpcKsV3GWfIwoPwmbQEv91bG6EtCi99uC7cu0GhlHAbsnOOxoabYk0slAPhVx93oZbpFcj8jqJU1jmNwoSj5p0ExCrRsLjq8Udj6ey1GlbqlA8DtSG0MJP39UxZbj+VqTnFk/X+YHGk3/VcB9jIJ1Phv6Ci4seQT/CCS1pjlj/Z4e8" "6U3fj/69N1qtu71ijlkeB/hQuh9w2ICC3DZXlkkmxFHt+rn/pTbF4luFtXGRfGlYg1WQb9r8VVM35eB+cKxwCWV3leNR5lx8dLIADLafCaobJs3snxKvVcFpt0iIYaVkORttP+W6bR/vmv0/OZ7NQIDAQAB;" 1/2 Hour txt _dmarc v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; ruf=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; sp=none; aspf=r; adkim=r; 1 Hour ChatGPT said: ✅ Perfect — now your DNS configuration is fully correct and complete for both your website and professional email use. Here’s a clear final breakdown confirming each record’s purpose and confirming your setup is now production-grade and secure 👇 🔒 Final DNS Review for mfipk.com Type Name Value Status Purpose A @ 192.124.249.6 ✅ Points your main website through Sucuri Firewall for security. A mail 92.205.182.115 ✅ Directs email traffic to your GoDaddy VPS (mail server). A sucuriip 192.124.249.6 ✅ Used internally by Sucuri — must remain. NS @ ns45.domaincontrol.com / ns46.domaincontrol.com ✅ GoDaddy nameservers managing your zone. CNAME www mfipk.com. ✅ Routes “www” to your main website. CNAME _domainconnect _domainconnect.gd.domaincontrol.com. ✅ GoDaddy automation — do not remove. MX @ mail.mfipk.com. (Priority: 0) ✅ Mail delivery to your VPS. TXT @ google-site-verification=068lQFgTcgHXxYBWT6UC8a42plV55UOmeTNEYI3Ptgc ✅ Google Search Console verification. TXT @ google-site-verification=PvZRiiz1O3B5NXVsV_4-ns8Ci1KZ7EFLlcjP6I6afQg ✅ Another Google verification (OK). TXT @ v=spf1 ip4:92.205.182.115 include:secureserver.net include:_spf.google.com ~all ✅ Perfect SPF — authorizes your VPS, GoDaddy, and Gmail. TXT default._domainkey DKIM key ✅ DKIM signing working (authenticates your outgoing mail). TXT _dmarc v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; ruf=mailto:postmaster@mfipk.com; sp=none; aspf=r; adkim=r; ✅ DMARC active — adds anti-spoof protection and reporting. 💼 Your Current Status 🌐 Website traffic secured via Sucuri Firewall ✉️ Emails routed via mail.mfipk.com (GoDaddy VPS) ✅ SPF, DKIM, and DMARC all in place (Google will show “Authenticated mail”) 🔒 Secure SSL on website and mail subdomains 💪 Maximum deliverability and spam protection 🧠 Extra Tips You can test your email authentication any time here: 🔗 https://www.mail-tester.com Send a test mail from and check the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC scores. If you ever migrate servers, just update these two entries only: A mail SPF record’s IP Everything else stays as-is. ✅ Final verdict: Your DNS configuration is ideal — no further edits are needed. Your domain mfipk.com is now professionally set up for secure website hosting and fully authenticated email delivery. You said: Delivery Status Notification (Failure) Inbox Mail Delivery Subsystem <mailer-daemon@googlemail.com> 1:31 PM (11 minutes ago) to me Error Icon Message not delivered You’re sending this from a different address or alias using the ‘Send mail as’ feature. The settings for your ‘Send mail as’ account are misconfigured or out of date. Check those settings and try resending. LEARN MORE The response was: TLS Negotiation failed, the certificate doesn’t match the host. For more information, go to https://support.google.com/a/answer/2520500 ChatGPT said: That Gmail bounce means Gmail tried to start a TLS connection to your outgoing mail server (mail.mfipk.com) but the certificate it received didn’t match that hostname. When Gmail sees a mismatch, it refuses to send. 🔍 What it means Your server’s SSL certificate (used by Exim / SMTP) probably lists only mfipk.com and www.mfipk.com, not mail.mfipk.com. So when Gmail connects to mail.mfipk.com, the certificate name doesn’t match. ✅ How to fix Option 1 – Install a Let’s Encrypt certificate for the mail service (recommended) Log in to WHM as root → Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates. Under Exim (Mail Server) and Dovecot (Mail Server), click “Install new certificate → Use AutoSSL.” WHM will issue a Let’s Encrypt cert that includes mail.mfipk.com and install it automatically. Restart the mail services if prompted. Re-test by sending from Gmail again. This gives your mail server a valid certificate that matches mail.mfipk.com, fixes TLS negotiation, and renews automatically every 90 days. Option 2 – Change Gmail’s SMTP host to match your existing SSL If you prefer not to add a new certificate, edit your Gmail “Send mail as” settings: Settings → See all settings → Accounts and Import → Send mail as → edit info Replace SMTP Server: mail.mfipk.com with SMTP Server: mfipk.com and keep port 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS). Because your paid GoDaddy SSL already covers mfipk.com, TLS will succeed. 🧠 Tip You can confirm what hostnames your mail service’s certificate covers in WHM: Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates → Exim (Server Certificate Details). ✅ Recommended for you Keep the GoDaddy paid SSL for mfipk.com / www.mfipk.com. Use Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL for mail.mfipk.com, cpanel.mfipk.com, and other service sub-domains. This mixed setup is secure, automatic, and avoids all TLS mismatch errors. You said: how enable Use Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL for mail.mfipk.com, cpanel.mfipk.com, and other service sub-domains. ChatGPT said: Perfect 👍 — this is exactly what you should do to fix the TLS mismatch and automatically secure all your service subdomains (mail.mfipk.com, cpanel.mfipk.com, webmail.mfipk.com, etc.) using Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL on your GoDaddy VPS. Here’s your complete step-by-step guide (specific for WHM/cPanel servers): ⚙️ STEP 1 — Log in to WHM as root Go to: https://your-server-ip:2087 Example: https://92.205.182.115:2087 Login with your root username and password (from GoDaddy VPS). ⚙️ STEP 2 — Enable Let’s Encrypt as your AutoSSL Provider In WHM’s left search bar, type “AutoSSL”. Click Manage AutoSSL. Under “Providers”, select Let’s Encrypt. Click Save. WHM may show a short license notice — just confirm it. Now go to the “Manage Users” tab → make sure AutoSSL is enabled for your cPanel user (e.g., mfipk). ✅ This activates Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL for your server. ⚙️ STEP 3 — Check DNS for service subdomains To successfully issue Let’s Encrypt SSLs, ensure the following A records exist in your DNS (you’ve already done this, but confirm): Type Name Value A cpanel 92.205.182.115 A webmail 92.205.182.115 A mail 92.205.182.115 A autodiscover 92.205.182.115 ✅ Each one must point to your VPS IP. ⚙️ STEP 4 — Issue Let’s Encrypt SSL for Mail & cPanel Services In WHM, go to: Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates You’ll see four sections: Exim (SMTP) Server Dovecot (IMAP/POP3) Server cPanel/WHM/Webmail Service FTP Server For each of these: Click “Install new certificate” Then click “Use AutoSSL” WHM will automatically issue and install Let’s Encrypt SSLs for these service subdomains. ⚙️ STEP 5 — Restart Mail Services After the certificates install, restart services: Go to: Home → Restart Services Restart these: Mail Server (Exim) IMAP Server (Dovecot) This activates the new SSLs immediately. ⚙️ STEP 6 — Verify Now visit each service in your browser to confirm padlock: URL Should Show https://cpanel.mfipk.com Secure (Let’s Encrypt) https://webmail.mfipk.com Secure (Let’s Encrypt) https://mail.mfipk.com Secure (Let’s Encrypt) ✅ You can also check from Gmail “Send mail as” — TLS should now work perfectly. 🧠 AutoSSL Renewal Let’s Encrypt SSLs renew automatically every 90 days — WHM handles this on its own. You don’t need to reinstall manually. ⚡ Quick Summary Step Action Result 1 Enable Let’s Encrypt in WHM → AutoSSL Activates free SSL issuance 2 Confirm DNS (mail, cpanel, webmail) → VPS IP Ensures domain validation works 3 Manage Service SSL Certificates → Use AutoSSL Installs SSLs for mail & cPanel 4 Restart Exim/Dovecot Activates immediately 5 Verify HTTPS padlocks Confirms success Would you like me to write the exact DNS lines you can copy-paste into your GoDaddy DNS editor for all the required subdomains (mail, cpanel, webmail, autodiscover)? That ensures AutoSSL will validate them on the first try. You said: customer said that At this price it is, not too much? USD 9500 to 10,000 Approximate ChatGPT said: Here’s a polite and professional way to reply to your customer: Dear Sir, Thank you for your message. The price range of USD 9,500 to 10,000 is quite reasonable for a used Massey Ferguson 385 (4WD) tractor in good working condition. The final cost mainly depends on the engine condition, tires, paint, and overall mechanical performance of the unit. We only supply tractors that are properly inspected and tested before export, ensuring reliable quality and long-term performance. If you wish, we can share available pictures and details of a similar tractor in your required condition. Warm regards, Muhammad Sajid Minhas Chief Executive Officer – Murshid Farm Industries 9th km Sheikhupura Road, Lahore, Pakistan 📞 Mobile (chat available): +92 321 4291171 🌐 www.mfipk.com Would you like me to make this reply a bit shorter and more casual (for messaging platforms like WhatsApp or Facebook)? You said: Manage Service SSL Certificates Home / Service Configuration / Manage Service SSL Certificates Documentation Use this interface to manage SSL certificates for services other than Apache. Daemons (cpsrvd, Dovecot, and Exim) When a service receives a TLS SNI request, the service tries to serve a certificate that matches that SNI request. If no such certificate exists or if the client doesn’t send an SNI request, the service serves its default certificate, which you can manage below. We recommend that you install the same certificate for each service. Service Certificate Properties Certificate Expiration Certificate Key Actions Exim (SMTP) Server 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net 1/30/26 RSA, 2,048-bit Reset Certificate Certificate Details Apply Certificate to Another Service Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net 1/30/26 RSA, 2,048-bit Reset Certificate Certificate Details Apply Certificate to Another Service Dovecot Mail Server 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net 1/30/26 RSA, 2,048-bit Reset Certificate Certificate Details Apply Certificate to Another Service Install a New Certificate Choose one or more services for SSL certificate installation: Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services Dovecot Mail Server Exim (SMTP) Server Certificate: The certificate may already exist on the server. You can automatically fill the certificate or paste the entire .crt file above. Private Key: The key may already exist on the server. You can automatically fill the key or paste the entire .key file above. Certificate Authority Bundle: success In most cases, you do not need to supply the CA bundle. The server will retrieve it from a public repository during installation. cPanel logo 130.0.16 ChatGPT said: Excellent 👏 — you’re now in exactly the right place inside WHM → Manage Service SSL Certificates to fix your TLS mismatch and enable proper Let’s Encrypt SSL for your mail and cPanel services. Let’s go step by step to finish it correctly 👇 🔍 What You’re Seeing Now The services (Exim, Dovecot, and cPanel/WHM/Webmail) are currently using a default GoDaddy shared SSL: 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Expires: January 30, 2026 That’s why Gmail says: “TLS Negotiation failed, the certificate doesn’t match the host (mail.mfipk.com).” Because this certificate belongs to GoDaddy’s server hostname, not to your domain (mfipk.com). ✅ Your Goal Replace the current default certificate with a Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL certificate that includes: mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com That way, Gmail and other clients will see a valid, matching certificate and TLS will succeed. ⚙️ STEP-BY-STEP FIX Step 1 – Make sure Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL is active If you haven’t done this earlier: In WHM’s left search bar, type AutoSSL. Click Manage AutoSSL. Under Providers, select Let’s Encrypt → Save. Under the Manage Users tab, ensure your cPanel user (e.g. mfipk) has AutoSSL enabled. Step 2 – Run AutoSSL once manually In the same AutoSSL section → go to Manage Users. Click Run AutoSSL for your user. Wait a few minutes — WHM will issue certificates for all your subdomains, including: mail.mfipk.com, cpanel.mfipk.com, webmail.mfipk.com, etc. Step 3 – Install the Let’s Encrypt SSL for Mail & cPanel Services Now go back to: WHM → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Scroll to Install a New Certificate (the section at the bottom). Tick all three boxes: ✅ Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services ✅ Dovecot Mail Server ✅ Exim (SMTP) Server Click “Autofill by Domain” or “Use Certificate for Domain” and select your new Let’s Encrypt certificate for mfipk.com. It will automatically populate the fields for: Certificate Private Key CA Bundle Click Install. WHM will replace the shared GoDaddy certificate with your domain-based Let’s Encrypt SSL. Step 4 – Restart Mail Services Once installed, go to: WHM → Restart Services and restart: Mail Server (Exim) IMAP Server (Dovecot) ✅ This applies the new certificates immediately. Step 5 – Verify Visit these URLs in your browser: https://mail.mfipk.com https://cpanel.mfipk.com https://webmail.mfipk.com You should now see a secure padlock with certificate issued by Let’s Encrypt (not secureserver.net). Then test Gmail “Send mail as” again — the TLS negotiation error should disappear. 🧠 Tip Let’s Encrypt SSLs auto-renew every 90 days. WHM’s AutoSSL will handle renewals automatically. You’ll never need to reinstall manually again. Would you like me to tell you how to confirm in WHM’s logs that AutoSSL issued the certificate successfully for mail.mfipk.com (so you know it’s ready before installing)? You said: this shows "Exim (SMTP) Server 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net 1/30/26 RSA, 2,048-bit Reset Certificate Certificate Details Apply Certificate to Another Service Domains: 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (d0428f15 …) Expiration: Jan 30, 2026 11:22:49 AM Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net 1/30/26 RSA, 2,048-bit Reset Certificate Certificate Details Apply Certificate to Another Service Domains: 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (d0428f15 …) Expiration: Jan 30, 2026 11:22:49 AM Dovecot Mail Server 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net 1/30/26 RSA, 2,048-bit Reset Certificate Certificate Details Apply Certificate to Another Service Domains: 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (d0428f15 …) Expiration: Jan 30, 2026 11:22:49 AM ChatGPT said: Perfect 👍 — you are very close to finishing this correctly. Here’s what this message means and what you should do next 👇 🔍 What It Means You’ve successfully installed Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates for your mail and cPanel services — great work. But currently, these certificates are issued for your server hostname 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net instead of your domain name mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com That’s why Gmail is still failing TLS negotiation — because the certificate’s Common Name (CN) does not match mail.mfipk.com. ✅ Your Goal You need to reissue those service SSLs under your own domain name (mfipk.com), not the GoDaddy server hostname. ⚙️ How to Fix It STEP 1 — Check and confirm your hostname In WHM, search for and open: Networking Setup → Change Hostname You’ll probably see: Current Hostname: 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net ✅ Change it to something under your domain, for example: server.mfipk.com or mail.mfipk.com Then click Change and confirm. STEP 2 — Create DNS A record for the new hostname Go to your DNS (GoDaddy Zone Editor) and add: Type Name Value TTL A server 92.205.182.115 1 Hour or if you used “mail”: | A | mail | 92.205.182.115 | 1 Hour | This ensures Let’s Encrypt can verify it belongs to your domain. STEP 3 — Re-run AutoSSL After changing hostname: In WHM, go to: Home → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Click Run AutoSSL for your user account (and optionally for the server hostname). Wait a few minutes — it will issue new certificates for: mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com and your main mfipk.com STEP 4 — Reinstall Service Certificates Go back to: Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Now under Exim, Dovecot, and cPanel/WHM/Webmail Services: Click Install new certificate Choose your new certificate (it will list domains like mail.mfipk.com, mfipk.com, etc.) Click Install STEP 5 — Restart Services Restart: Mail Server (Exim) IMAP Server (Dovecot) From WHM → Restart Services. ✅ STEP 6 — Test After that: Visit https://mail.mfipk.com and https://cpanel.mfipk.com → both should now show Let’s Encrypt certificate for mfipk.com. Retry Gmail “Send mail as” → TLS should now connect without errors. 💡 Summary Step Action Purpose 1 Change hostname to server.mfipk.com Make SSL match your domain 2 Add A record in DNS Let’s Encrypt can verify 3 Run AutoSSL Issue new certificate 4 Install new SSL for services Replace GoDaddy hostname SSL 5 Restart services Apply changes 6 Test Gmail TLS Confirm success Would you like me to give you the exact DNS lines (for server.mfipk.com, mail.mfipk.com, and others) ready to copy into GoDaddy so AutoSSL passes immediately? You said: mail.mfipk.com ChatGPT said: Perfect 👍 — since you’ve decided to use mail.mfipk.com as your main server hostname (for mail, cPanel, and SSL), let’s complete the setup so that all certificates match your domain and Gmail stops showing TLS mismatch errors. Here’s exactly what you need to do — step-by-step: ⚙️ STEP 1 — Change your VPS hostname to mail.mfipk.com Log in to WHM as root: https://your-server-ip:2087 In the search bar (top-left), type: “Change Hostname” → Click Networking Setup → Change Hostname Enter your new hostname: mail.mfipk.com Click Change. WHM will automatically configure internal files to use this hostname. ✅ This ensures your server now identifies itself as mail.mfipk.com instead of 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net. ⚙️ STEP 2 — Add DNS A Record in GoDaddy Go to your GoDaddy DNS Zone for mfipk.com and make sure this record exists: Type Name Value TTL A mail 92.205.182.115 1 Hour ✅ You already have this in place (as seen earlier) — so you’re good here. ⚙️ STEP 3 — Re-run AutoSSL to issue SSL for mail.mfipk.com Go back to WHM → Manage AutoSSL Under the Manage Users tab, click Run AutoSSL for your account. This will issue a Let’s Encrypt certificate for mail.mfipk.com. Wait 2–3 minutes. ⚙️ STEP 4 — Install SSL for all mail & service daemons After AutoSSL completes: Go to: WHM → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Under each section: Exim (SMTP) Server Dovecot Mail Server cPanel/Webmail/WHM Services Click: Install new certificate → Use Certificate for Domain → mail.mfipk.com WHM will auto-fill: Certificate (CRT) Private Key CA Bundle Click Install. ✅ This replaces the old GoDaddy hostname certificate with one valid for mail.mfipk.com. ⚙️ STEP 5 — Restart Services Restart the following (from WHM → Restart Services): Mail Server (Exim) IMAP Server (Dovecot) This applies your new SSLs immediately. ✅ STEP 6 — Verify Now test: Visit https://mail.mfipk.com → It should show a padlock and say Issued by Let’s Encrypt for mail.mfipk.com. Retry sending via Gmail “Send mail as” → the TLS error will be gone. 🧠 Optional (Recommended) In Gmail → Settings → Accounts and Import → Send mail as → Edit Info: SMTP Server: mail.mfipk.com Port: 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS) Username: your full email (e.g., ) Password: your email password ✅ Gmail will verify and connect securely using the new valid SSL. 🔒 Summary Step Action Purpose 1 Change hostname to mail.mfipk.com Match certificate name 2 Confirm DNS A record Allow SSL validation 3 Run AutoSSL Get Let’s Encrypt SSL for mail.mfipk.com 4 Install certificate for mail/cPanel services Replace old certificate 5 Restart mail services Apply SSL 6 Test in Gmail TLS works securely Would you like me to give you the exact WHM log command (via SSH or terminal) to confirm that AutoSSL issued the certificate for mail.mfipk.com successfully before you install it? You said: Change Hostname Home / Networking Setup / Change Hostname Documentation Changing hostname… …Done The hostname may not begin with “mail.” because it conflicts with an automatically configured domain ChatGPT said: Good question — cPanel’s security policy blocks hostnames that begin with “mail.” because mail. is reserved for the email routing subsystem and used automatically by Exim/Dovecot. That’s why you see the message: “The hostname may not begin with ‘mail.’ because it conflicts with an automatically configured domain.” ✅ What to do instead You should pick a different hostname that still belongs to your domain — for example: Recommended Hostname Why it’s good server.mfipk.com Clean and professional (most common) host.mfipk.com Works well for VPS or reseller setups node.mfipk.com For technical environments vps.mfipk.com Good if you want to identify this specific server ⚙️ Steps to Correct It 1. Choose a new hostname Let’s go with: server.mfipk.com 2. Add an A record in your DNS (GoDaddy) Go to your DNS Zone and add: Type Name Value TTL A server 92.205.182.115 1 Hour (Keep your existing mail.mfipk.com record — don’t delete it.) 3. In WHM → Change Hostname Change your hostname to: server.mfipk.com Click Change. 4. Re-run AutoSSL Go to: WHM → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL and click Run AutoSSL for your cPanel user and for the server. Let’s Encrypt will now issue certificates for: server.mfipk.com mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com mfipk.com 5. Install new service SSLs After AutoSSL completes: WHM → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Click: Install new certificate → Use Certificate for Domain → server.mfipk.com for Exim, Dovecot, and cPanel/WHM/Webmail Services. Restart mail services after installation. ✅ Final Result After doing this: Your main server identity = server.mfipk.com TLS certificate covers all services, including mail.mfipk.com Gmail and Outlook connections will pass TLS verification AutoSSL will keep all certificates renewed automatically Would you like me to write the exact DNS record set (A, MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) including this new hostname server.mfipk.com, ready to paste into your GoDaddy DNS page? You said: i add mail.mfipk.com as domain then lets encrypt activated there i.e Manage Installed SSL Websites FQDNs Certificate Expiration Document Root Actions autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com www.mfipk.com 11/1/26 /public_html Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Certificate ID: mfipk_com_edba5_1e9a9_1793537309_68e00a275d685d19f90bfd850ef6b189 Domains: mfipk.com www.mfipk.com Issuer: GoDaddy.com, Inc. Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (edba54f1 …) Expiration: Nov 1, 2026 12:48:30 PM mail.mfipk.com www.mail.mfipk.com 1/1/26 /public_html/mail.mfipk.com Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Certificate ID: www_mfipk_com_cdfcf_0fe41_1767290873_7eb183dc81e18add664ecb397c6c2a52 Domains: mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com www.mfipk.com Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (cdfcf28b …) Expiration: Jan 1, 2026 6:07:54 PM Install an SSL Website" will this work for email or not? ChatGPT said: Excellent question — and great job getting Let’s Encrypt SSL active for mail.mfipk.com. Let’s confirm how it works and what’s still needed for your email system 👇 ✅ What’s Happened From your WHM view: You now have two active certificates: GoDaddy SSL → for mfipk.com & www.mfipk.com (main website) Let’s Encrypt SSL → for mail.mfipk.com and www.mail.mfipk.com (subdomain) That’s exactly what you want for email—because Gmail and other mail clients connect to mail.mfipk.com when using SMTP/IMAP/POP. So yes, ✅ this new Let’s Encrypt certificate will work for email, provided it’s properly installed for the mail services (Exim and Dovecot). ⚙️ Next Step — Apply It to Mail Services To make this SSL protect your mail (not just the website folder): In WHM, go to: Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates For these services: Exim (SMTP) Server Dovecot Mail Server Click: Install new certificate → Use Certificate for Domain → mail.mfipk.com WHM will auto-fill the certificate and key from your Let’s Encrypt install. Click Install for each service. ✅ This ensures that both incoming (IMAP/POP3) and outgoing (SMTP) mail traffic uses the secure certificate for mail.mfipk.com. 🔁 Then Restart Services Go to: WHM → Restart Services Restart: Mail Server (Exim) IMAP Server (Dovecot) 🧠 Verify Now test: Visit https://mail.mfipk.com → should show Let’s Encrypt certificate (valid for mail.mfipk.com). In Gmail “Send mail as” settings, use: SMTP Server: mail.mfipk.com Port: 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS) Gmail will connect successfully — no more TLS mismatch. ✅ Final Result Service SSL Source Status Website (mfipk.com) GoDaddy Paid SSL Secure Mail (mail.mfipk.com) Let’s Encrypt Secure cPanel, Webmail, WHM Let’s Encrypt (AutoSSL) Secure You’ll now have a fully secure email system, with Gmail and all other clients passing TLS verification. Would you like me to show you how to verify (from SSH or WHM logs) that your Exim and Dovecot are now serving the new certificate for mail.mfipk.com? You said: in this " FQDNs Certificate Expiration Document Root Actions autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com www.mfipk.com 11/1/26 /public_html Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Certificate ID: mfipk_com_edba5_1e9a9_1793537309_68e00a275d685d19f90bfd850ef6b189 Domains: mfipk.com www.mfipk.com Issuer: GoDaddy.com, Inc. Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (edba54f1 …) Expiration: Nov 1, 2026 12:48:30 PM mail.mfipk.com www.mail.mfipk.com 1/1/26 /public_html/mail.mfipk.com Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Certificate ID: www_mfipk_com_cdfcf_0fe41_1767290873_7eb183dc81e18add664ecb397c6c2a52 Domains: mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com www.mfipk.com Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (cdfcf28b …) Expiration: Jan 1, 2026 6:07:54 PM " cpanel not has ssl certificate. may i add this same like mail.mfipk.com as domain and issue lets encrypt certificet ChatGPT said: Excellent observation 👍 — and you are absolutely right to notice that your cpanel.mfipk.com (and other service subdomains like webmail.mfipk.com) do not yet have their own active SSL certificate. Yes — you can absolutely add cpanel.mfipk.com as a separate domain and issue a Let’s Encrypt SSL exactly like you did for mail.mfipk.com. That’s the correct way to make https://cpanel.mfipk.com and https://webmail.mfipk.com load securely without warnings. ⚙️ How to Add SSL for cpanel.mfipk.com (Step-by-Step) Step 1 — Make sure DNS exists In your GoDaddy DNS Zone for mfipk.com, confirm that this A record exists: Type Name Value TTL A cpanel 92.205.182.115 1 Hour If it’s missing → click “Add” and create it. This ensures Let’s Encrypt can validate that you control cpanel.mfipk.com. Step 2 — Add it as a domain inside WHM or cPanel If you want to issue the SSL separately (like you did for mail.mfipk.com): Log into WHM → Home → Account Functions → Create a New Account or if already using cPanel, go to your main cPanel → Domains → Create a New Domain. Add: Domain: cpanel.mfipk.com Document Root: /public_html/cpanel.mfipk.com Click Create Domain. Step 3 — Issue Let’s Encrypt SSL After adding, go to: cPanel → SSL/TLS Status or in WHM → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL. Click Run AutoSSL or enable AutoSSL for that domain. WHM will issue a Let’s Encrypt SSL for: cpanel.mfipk.com www.cpanel.mfipk.com mfipk.com Wait a few minutes — you’ll see the certificate listed under “Manage Installed SSL Websites.” Step 4 — Apply to the cPanel Service After AutoSSL succeeds, apply it to the service itself: Go to: WHM → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Under: Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services click: Install new certificate → Use Certificate for Domain → cpanel.mfipk.com WHM will auto-fill the certificate, key, and CA bundle. Click Install. Step 5 — Verify Now open: https://cpanel.mfipk.com https://webmail.mfipk.com ✅ Both should show padlock and say “Issued by Let’s Encrypt” for your domain. ✅ Summary Task Action Result DNS Add A record cpanel → 92.205.182.115 Domain reachable Domain Add cpanel.mfipk.com in cPanel Web directory created SSL Run AutoSSL (Let’s Encrypt) Cert issued Apply Use in Manage Service SSL Certificates Secure for cPanel/Webmail Verify Visit https://cpanel.mfipk.com Padlock secured 💡 Tip: Once issued, this SSL will auto-renew every 90 days via AutoSSL — no manual work needed. Would you like me to give you a single ready-to-copy DNS record list (covering mail, cpanel, webmail, autodiscover, etc.) so that all service subdomains pass AutoSSL on first attempt? You said: do you mean i add all these as a domain for the activation of lets encrypt to them i.e autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com ChatGPT said: Excellent question 👍 — and it’s very good you asked this before adding all of them manually. 👉 Short answer: ❌ No, you do not need to manually add each of these subdomains (autodiscover, cpanel, cpcalendars, cpcontacts, webdisk, webmail) one by one in cPanel. ✅ WHM’s AutoSSL system automatically includes all of these service subdomains when it issues a certificate for your main domain (mfipk.com). 💡 Detailed Explanation When you enable AutoSSL (Let’s Encrypt) for your main domain (mfipk.com), cPanel automatically tries to issue certificates for these built-in service subdomains: autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com mail.mfipk.com These are called Service Subdomains — they are part of the cPanel infrastructure, not regular websites. They are automatically recognized by AutoSSL, so you don’t need to add them manually like you did with mail.mfipk.com. ✅ What You Should Do Instead Ensure DNS exists for all of them In your GoDaddy DNS zone, confirm (or add if missing) these A records: Type Name Value TTL A mail 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A cpanel 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A webmail 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A autodiscover 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A cpcalendars 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A cpcontacts 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A webdisk 92.205.182.115 1 Hour These must all point to your VPS IP (92.205.182.115). Run AutoSSL from WHM In WHM → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Click Run AutoSSL for your user (mfipk) Wait 5–10 minutes WHM will automatically detect these subdomains and issue SSLs for them. Verify Installation After AutoSSL completes: Go to Manage Installed SSL Websites → You should see: autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com All showing Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Apply SSLs to Services In WHM → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Use Let’s Encrypt certificate for mfipk.com for: Exim (Mail Server) Dovecot (IMAP/POP3) cPanel/Webmail/WHM services ✅ End Result You don’t need to create these as separate “Domains” in cPanel. You only need A records in DNS + run AutoSSL once. WHM automatically issues and renews SSLs for all cPanel-related subdomains. All of them (mail, webmail, cpanel, etc.) will show secure padlocks. Would you like me to generate a ready-to-paste DNS record block (for GoDaddy), containing exactly those A records for all your service subdomains so AutoSSL passes without any failures? You said: the mfipk.com has godaddy paid ssl but don’t support to these autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com mail.mfipk.com ChatGPT said: Excellent — you’ve understood the situation perfectly, and you’re absolutely right 👏 Your GoDaddy Paid SSL is only protecting: mfipk.com www.mfipk.com and it does not extend to the system subdomains like: mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com autodiscover.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com That’s normal — GoDaddy’s paid SSL (single-domain type) doesn’t automatically cover those. 👉 The solution is to let Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL handle these subdomains in parallel with your main paid SSL. ✅ Best Practice Setup (Mixed SSL Configuration) Here’s the clean, professional way to set it up — exactly how hosting companies do it: Category Domains SSL Type Issuer Website mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com Paid SSL GoDaddy System Subdomains (services) mail.mfipk.com, cpanel.mfipk.com, webmail.mfipk.com, autodiscover.mfipk.com, cpcontacts.mfipk.com, cpcalendars.mfipk.com, webdisk.mfipk.com Free AutoSSL Let’s Encrypt This gives you full security coverage for every subdomain without any conflict. ⚙️ How to Configure It (Step-by-Step) Step 1 — Keep your Paid SSL active Your existing GoDaddy SSL for mfipk.com stays installed and untouched. That’s your main site certificate (valid till Nov 2026). Step 2 — Enable AutoSSL for all Service Subdomains Let’s Encrypt will secure all others. In WHM: Go to WHM → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Select Let’s Encrypt as the provider. Under the Manage Users tab, make sure your cPanel account (mfipk) has AutoSSL enabled. Click Run AutoSSL manually once. AutoSSL will issue SSLs for: mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com autodiscover.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com Step 3 — Make Sure DNS Exists for All In your GoDaddy DNS zone, make sure these A records are present: Type Name Value TTL A mail 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A cpanel 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A webmail 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A autodiscover 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A cpcalendars 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A cpcontacts 92.205.182.115 1 Hour A webdisk 92.205.182.115 1 Hour (Your VPS IP address should be the same for all.) Step 4 — Apply SSLs to System Services After AutoSSL finishes: Go to WHM → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates For each of these: Exim (SMTP) Dovecot (IMAP/POP3) cPanel/Webmail/WHM Services Click Install new certificate → Use Certificate for Domain → mail.mfipk.com (or the correct Let’s Encrypt cert). That will make all your service interfaces load securely. Step 5 — Verify Visit https://cpanel.mfipk.com, https://webmail.mfipk.com, https://mail.mfipk.com You should see: Certificate: Let’s Encrypt Valid until: Jan 2026 (auto-renews) Then: Visit https://mfipk.com → shows GoDaddy SSL (valid till Nov 2026). Both coexist perfectly — no conflict. 🧠 Why This Works cPanel automatically prefers the GoDaddy SSL for your main domain and website. It uses Let’s Encrypt for system subdomains and mail services. Both renew independently and automatically. ✅ Final Result Domain Type SSL Source Status Website (mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com) GoDaddy Paid SSL Secure Mail & cPanel Services Let’s Encrypt AutoSSL Secure Renewal Automatic ✅ Compatibility Full TLS for Gmail, Outlook, browsers ✅ Would you like me to prepare a copy-paste GoDaddy DNS record set for all the above service subdomains so you can ensure AutoSSL validation never fails? (It’ll include exactly the A records you need for 92.205.182.115.) You said: "Manage Installed SSL Websites FQDNs Certificate Expiration Document Root Actions autodiscover.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com cpcalendars.mfipk.com cpcontacts.mfipk.com mfipk.com webdisk.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com www.mfipk.com 11/1/26 /public_html Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site mail.mfipk.com www.mail.mfipk.com 1/1/26 /public_html/mail.mfipk.com Uninstall Update Certificate Certificate Details Use Certificate for New Site Certificate ID: www_mfipk_com_cdfcf_0fe41_1767290873_7eb183dc81e18add664ecb397c6c2a52 Domains: mail.mfipk.com mfipk.com www.mfipk.com Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Key: RSA, 2,048-bit (cdfcf28b …) Expiration: Jan 1, 2026 6:07:54 PM " mfipk.com www.mfipk.com are showing both ssl godaddy and lets encrypt? why this possible or will this conflict? ChatGPT said: Excellent — this is a very smart observation, and it’s great that you’re paying attention to the certificate overlaps 👏 Let’s break it down clearly so you understand what’s happening and why it’s safe and normal in your case: 🔍 What You’re Seeing You now have two certificates that both include mfipk.com and www.mfipk.com: Certificate Domains Issuer Expiry Location 1. GoDaddy SSL mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com GoDaddy Nov 1 2026 Installed at /public_html (main website) 2. Let’s Encrypt SSL mail.mfipk.com, mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com Let’s Encrypt Jan 1 2026 Installed at /public_html/mail.mfipk.com (mail subdomain) So both SSLs cover the same root domain (mfipk.com) but are used in different contexts. ✅ Why This Is Possible (and Safe) SSL certificates in cPanel/WHM are site-specific, not server-wide by default. Each certificate is tied to a particular VirtualHost (a separate web configuration block). That means: Your GoDaddy SSL is bound to the main site mfipk.com → /public_html Your Let’s Encrypt SSL is bound to the mail subdomain site mail.mfipk.com → /public_html/mail.mfipk.com Even though both certificates include mfipk.com as a covered domain, only one is active for each virtual host. 👉 There is no conflict, because Apache and Exim know which certificate to serve based on the requested hostname (SNI — Server Name Indication). 💡 How cPanel Decides Which SSL to Use When someone opens https://mfipk.com, the web server uses the GoDaddy SSL (because that’s the main domain’s virtual host). When someone opens https://mail.mfipk.com, it uses the Let’s Encrypt SSL (that’s the mail subdomain’s virtual host). When Gmail connects via SMTP or IMAP, the mail daemons (Exim/Dovecot) will serve the Let’s Encrypt certificate for mail.mfipk.com. Each service uses the certificate that matches the hostname it’s responding to. ⚙️ Best Practice (Recommended for You) To avoid any confusion and make sure renewal works smoothly: ✅ Keep the GoDaddy Paid SSL for mfipk.com and www.mfipk.com It’s your main business domain. Longer validity (till 2026). Customer trust on your site. ✅ Keep the Let’s Encrypt SSL for all system/service subdomains mail.mfipk.com cpanel.mfipk.com webmail.mfipk.com autodiscover.mfipk.com etc. Auto-renews every 90 days in WHM. 🚫 Do not delete or uninstall either one. They operate in different scopes, no overlap problem. 🧠 Technical Explanation (optional) This separation works because Apache and Exim use SNI (Server Name Indication) — each domain/subdomain receives its own SSL handshake and certificate even on the same IP address. So your server can safely host: GoDaddy SSL (for main site) Let’s Encrypt SSLs (for all service subdomains) No warning, no error, no security conflict. ✅ Final Summary Domain SSL Type Issuer Status mfipk.com / www.mfipk.com Paid SSL GoDaddy Active mail.mfipk.com AutoSSL Let’s Encrypt Active cpanel, webmail, autodiscover, etc. AutoSSL Let’s Encrypt To be covered automatically Conflict Risk ❌ None Both coexist safely Renewal GoDaddy: manual / yearly; Let’s Encrypt: auto (90 days) ✅ Works fine So yes — it’s completely normal and won’t cause any issue. You can confidently keep both SSLs active — one for your main website (GoDaddy) and one for your service subdomains (Let’s Encrypt). You said: how to check my email ssl tls working and ok now ChatGPT said: Excellent 👍 — now that you’ve installed the SSLs correctly for mail.mfipk.com and your system subdomains, the next smart step is to verify that your email SSL/TLS is working properly (both for sending and receiving). Here’s how to check it step-by-step — using online tools and direct tests from your own email client or Gmail “Send mail as”. ✅ Step 1 — Check SSL Validity via Browser (Quick Visual Check) Open your browser and go to: https://mail.mfipk.com You should see a padlock 🔒 in the address bar. Click it → Certificate is valid Issuer should say Let’s Encrypt “Valid for: mail.mfipk.com” ✅ This confirms the SSL is active and valid for your mail subdomain. ✅ Step 2 — Check TLS Connection for SMTP, IMAP, POP3 (Mail Server Test) 🔹 Use this trusted online checker: 👉 https://www.checktls.com/TestReceiver In the “Test Email Address” box, enter: info@mfipk.com Click Run Test. It will check: Whether your server supports STARTTLS (TLS encryption) If the certificate is valid and matches the hostname If DNS/MX are correct And whether major email services (like Gmail, Outlook) accept your TLS ✅ A successful test will show: TLS = OK Cert = OK (Issued by Let’s Encrypt) Matching CN = mail.mfipk.com ✅ Step 3 — Check Outgoing Mail (SMTP) from Gmail If you use “Send mail as” in Gmail: Go to: Gmail → Settings → See all settings → Accounts and Import Under Send mail as, click edit info beside your mfipk.com address. Make sure: SMTP Server: mail.mfipk.com Port: 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS) Username: info@mfipk.com Password: your mail password Click Next Step → Send Verification Gmail will send a test message using TLS. ✅ If there’s no TLS mismatch error, then your outbound SSL/TLS is confirmed working. ✅ Step 4 — Check Manually Using SSL Tools (Optional) You can test directly with diagnostic tools like: 🔹 SSL Labs Mail Test https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html Enter: mail.mfipk.com:465 or mail.mfipk.com:587 and click Check SSL. You’ll see detailed certificate chain and validity info. ✅ Step 5 — Check Inbound Email (MX + TLS) Go to: https://mxtoolbox.com/ Choose “SMTP Test” Enter: mail.mfipk.com Run the test. ✅ You should see: STARTTLS = Enabled SSL Certificate = OK Reverse DNS = Pass 🧠 Bonus — Local Test in Outlook or Thunderbird If you configure your email in an app: Incoming Server: mail.mfipk.com Port 993 (IMAP SSL) or 995 (POP3 SSL) Outgoing Server: mail.mfipk.com Port 465 (SMTP SSL) or 587 (TLS) Encryption type: SSL/TLS (or STARTTLS) If it connects and syncs mail with a padlock, everything is perfect. ✅ Quick Summary Table Test Type Tool / Method Expected Result Browser SSL check https://mail.mfipk.com Padlock + “Let’s Encrypt” TLS/Cert validation https://www.checktls.com/TestReceiver TLS OK, Cert OK SMTP test Gmail “Send mail as” No TLS mismatch error SSL validation https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html Cert valid, expires 2026 MX/TLS test https://mxtoolbox.com STARTTLS enabled, Cert OK Would you like me to run a sample test report (using public tools like CheckTLS or MXToolbox) for info@mfipk.com and summarize whether Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo will trust your email TLS connection automatically? You said: Input Fields TestReceiver parameter entry eMail Target: info@mfipk.com Output Format: Detail (less/more output) More Options (MTA-STS, DANE, DNSSEC, AUTH, SOCKS, noCache, Cert) Run Test (scroll down for results) Test Results (test took 21 sec, scroll up to re-run) CheckTLS ConfidenceFactor for "info@mfipk.com": 112 of 114 (98%, 121 max) MX Server Pref Answer Connect HELO TLS Cert Secure From MTASTS DANE Score mail.mfipk.com [92.205.182.115:25] 0 OK (90ms) OK (20,222ms) OK (92ms) OK (89ms) FAIL OK (20,844ms) OK (92ms) not tested not tested 112.00 Average 100% 100% 100% 100% 0% 100% 100% 112 Scan down DETAIL output below for info on errors and warnings. Checking info@mfipk.com from www12-do.checktls.com(V03.84.04) at 2025-11-07T10:52:16Z: seconds lookup result [000.001] DNS LOOKUPS [000.011] SEARCHLIST 104.131.108.216,134.209.169.224,1.1.1.1,8.8.8.8,67.207.67.3 [000.029] MX–>mfipk.com (0) mail.mfipk.com [000.042] MX:A–>mail.mfipk.com 92.205.182.115 seconds test stage and result [000.001] Trying TLS on mail.mfipk.com[92.205.182.115:25] (0) @2025-11-07T10:52:16.633559Z [000.090] Server answered [020.311] <‑‑ 220-115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net ESMTP Exim 4.98.2 #2 Fri, 07 Nov 2025 10:52:36 +0000 220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited, 220 and/or bulk e-mail. [020.312] We are allowed to connect [020.312] ‑‑> EHLO www12-do.checktls.com [020.404] <‑‑ 250-115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Hello www12-do.checktls.com [142.93.73.156] 250-SIZE 52428800 250-LIMITS MAILMAX=1000 RCPTMAX=50000 250-8BITMIME 250-PIPELINING 250-PIPECONNECT 250-STARTTLS 250 HELP [020.404] We can use this server [020.404] TLS is an option on this server [020.404] ‑‑> STARTTLS [020.492] <‑‑ 220 TLS go ahead [020.493] STARTTLS command works on this server [020.493] SSL_ocsp_mode = SSL_OCSP_FULL_CHAIN [020.630] Connection converted to SSL/TLS SSLVersion in use: TLSv1_3 Cipher in use: TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 Perfect Forward Secrecy: yes Session Algorithm in use: Curve X25519 DHE(253 bits) Certificate #1 of 3 (sent by MX): Cert VALIDATED: ok Cert Hostname DOES NOT VERIFY (mail.mfipk.com != 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net | DNS:115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net) (turning on Send SNI might fix this: Try It) So email is encrypted but the host is not verified Not Valid Before: Nov 1 11:22:49 2025 GMT Not Valid After: Jan 30 11:22:48 2026 GMT Seconds Until Expired: 7259410 subject: /CN=115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net issuer: /C=US/O=Let’s Encrypt/CN=R12 Certificate #2 of 3 (sent by MX): Cert VALIDATED: ok Not Valid Before: Mar 13 00:00:00 2024 GMT Not Valid After: Mar 12 23:59:59 2027 GMT Seconds Until Expired: 42383241 subject: /C=US/O=Let’s Encrypt/CN=R12 issuer: /C=US/O=Internet Security Research Group/CN=ISRG Root X1 Certificate #3 of 3 (added from CA Root Store): Cert VALIDATED: ok Not Valid Before: Jun 4 11:04:38 2015 GMT Not Valid After: Jun 4 11:04:38 2035 GMT Seconds Until Expired: 302055120 subject: /C=US/O=Internet Security Research Group/CN=ISRG Root X1 issuer: /C=US/O=Internet Security Research Group/CN=ISRG Root X1 [020.640] ~~> EHLO www12-do.checktls.com [020.843] <~~ 250-115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Hello www12-do.checktls.com [142.93.73.156] 250-SIZE 52428800 250-LIMITS MAILMAX=1000 RCPTMAX=50000 250-8BITMIME 250-PIPELINING 250-PIPECONNECT 250-AUTH PLAIN LOGIN 250 HELP [020.844] SSL/TLS is working correctly on this server [020.844] ~~> MAIL FROM:<test@checktls.com> [020.935] <~~ 250 OK [020.936] Sender is OK [020.936] ~~> QUIT [021.024] <~~ 221 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net closing connection ChatGPT said: Perfect — that’s a very helpful test result, and it tells us exactly what’s happening with your mail server 🔍 Let’s interpret it in simple language so you know what’s working, what’s not, and how to fix the last 1% mismatch. ✅ What’s Working Perfectly Area Status Explanation TLS Encryption ✅ OK Your mail server supports STARTTLS — emails are transmitted encrypted using TLS 1.3 (latest and strongest protocol). Cipher Security ✅ OK Using TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 with Perfect Forward Secrecy — excellent. SPF, DKIM, DMARC ✅ (Already configured earlier) You’ve got full authentication chain for sending email. SMTP Response ✅ OK Server responded correctly and accepted authenticated mail. Certificate Chain ✅ OK Let’s Encrypt chain validated — no expiry or trust issues. ➡️ In short: Your emails are securely encrypted and deliverable — TLS is functioning properly. ⚠️ The Only Remaining Warning Cert Hostname DOES NOT VERIFY (mail.mfipk.com != 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net) Meaning: Your mail server is presenting a certificate for 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net instead of mail.mfipk.com So encryption works (TLS handshake succeeded), but the hostname in the certificate doesn’t match the domain used (mail.mfipk.com). That’s why Gmail earlier said: “TLS negotiation failed, the certificate doesn’t match the host.” 🔍 Why This Happened Your WHM / Exim (SMTP) service is still using the server’s default hostname certificate (GoDaddy’s system one): CN = 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net not the Let’s Encrypt certificate for mail.mfipk.com you issued. ✅ How to Fix It (Final Step) Step 1 — Go to WHM: Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Step 2 — Under These Sections: Exim (SMTP) Server Dovecot Mail Server Click: Install new certificate → Use Certificate for Domain → mail.mfipk.com It will automatically fill the Let’s Encrypt certificate fields. Then click Install. Step 3 — Restart Services WHM → Restart Services Restart: Mail Server (Exim) IMAP Server (Dovecot) This forces the new mail.mfipk.com certificate to take effect. Step 4 — Retest Run the same test again at: 👉 https://www.checktls.com/TestReceiver ✅ You should now see: TLS = OK Cert = OK (CN=mail.mfipk.com) Matching Hostname = OK 🧠 What the Fix Does This change makes your SMTP and IMAP services present the correct certificate: Subject: CN = mail.mfipk.com Issuer: Let’s Encrypt So Gmail and other clients will fully trust it — no warnings, no mismatches. ✅ Final Result After Fix Test Expected Result TLS handshake OK (TLS 1.3) Hostname match ✅ mail.mfipk.com STARTTLS Enabled Certificate issuer Let’s Encrypt Encryption AES 256 GCM Gmail / Outlook connection ✅ Works without warnings Would you like me to show you the exact screen options and text you’ll see in WHM when selecting the mail.mfipk.com certificate for Exim and Dovecot, so you know exactly what to click? You said: can i select Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services for lets encrypt ChatGPT said: ✅ Yes, absolutely — and in fact, that’s exactly what you should do. Selecting “Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services” and installing your Let’s Encrypt certificate there is the correct and recommended way to secure all your cPanel-related services (the control panel login, webmail interface, etc.). Let’s go through this carefully so you understand what this setting actually does and how to do it right 👇 🔒 What This Option Covers When you select Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services you are telling WHM to apply that SSL certificate to all these service URLs under your domain: Service Example URL Purpose cPanel https://cpanel.mfipk.com cPanel login portal WHM WHM root/reseller login Webmail https://webmail.mfipk.com Webmail interface for users WebDisk https://webdisk.mfipk.com File manager access CalDAV / CardDAV (Calendar & Contacts) autodiscover / cpcalendars / cpcontacts Sync for email clients (Outlook, Apple Mail, etc.) ✅ Once you install the Let’s Encrypt certificate here, all of these URLs will load securely with a padlock — no browser warnings. ⚙️ How to Apply the Let’s Encrypt SSL Step 1 — Go to WHM Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates Step 2 — Scroll to the bottom section: Install a New Certificate You’ll see options like: ☐ Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services ☐ Dovecot Mail Server ☐ Exim (SMTP) Server ✅ Tick the box: ☑ Calendar, cPanel, WebDisk, Webmail, and WHM Services Step 3 — Choose the Certificate Now, in the “Certificate” field: Click Autofill by Domain Type mail.mfipk.com (or select the Let’s Encrypt certificate from your list) It will automatically fill: Certificate Private Key CA Bundle Confirm that the certificate details say: Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Domains: mail.mfipk.com, mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com Step 4 — Click Install After installation, WHM will display: SSL successfully installed for cPanel / Webmail / WHM Services Step 5 — Restart (Optional) Restart the cPanel service if prompted: WHM → Restart Services → cPanel Daemons ✅ Verification Now visit these in your browser: https://cpanel.mfipk.com https://webmail.mfipk.com You should see: 🔒 Secure Certificate issued by: Let’s Encrypt Valid until: (Jan 2026, then auto-renews) 🧠 Important Notes You can install Let’s Encrypt for these services even if mfipk.com already has a paid GoDaddy SSL — no conflict. Each group (Website, Mail, cPanel) can use its own certificate. The Let’s Encrypt cert will auto-renew every 90 days — no manual renewal needed. This will also secure the login forms of cPanel and Webmail, protecting credentials. ✅ Summary Service Action SSL Type Website (mfipk.com, www.mfipk.com) Keep GoDaddy Paid SSL GoDaddy Mail Server (Exim, Dovecot) Install Let’s Encrypt Let’s Encrypt cPanel / Webmail / WHM Services ✅ Install Let’s Encrypt Let’s Encrypt Renewal Automatic ✔️ Every 90 days Would you like me to list all the subdomains that will automatically be covered when you install Let’s Encrypt for cPanel, Webmail, and WHM services (so you can confirm DNS records before running AutoSSL)? You said: Restart cpsrvd In order to complete your SSL Certificate installation, you will need to restart cpsrvd. Restart cpsrvd now? ChatGPT said: ✅ Yes — go ahead and click “Restart cpsrvd now.” That’s the correct and safe action to finalize your SSL installation for cPanel, Webmail, WHM, and other services. Here’s exactly what’s happening behind the scenes 👇 ⚙️ What “cpsrvd” Is cpsrvd = cPanel Service Daemon It’s the main background process that powers: The WHM interface (https://yourhostname:2087) The cPanel interface (https://cpanel.mfipk.com:2083) The Webmail interface (https://webmail.mfipk.com:2096) So when you install or replace SSL certificates for these services, you must restart cpsrvd to make it start using the new certificate. 🔒 Why Restart Is Required The SSL change doesn’t apply live until the cPanel service restarts and rebinds the new certificate to these ports: 2083 (cPanel) 2087 (WHM) 2096 (Webmail) After restart: All interfaces will show 🔒 Secure (Let’s Encrypt) No warnings like “untrusted” or “self-signed” The certificate chain will match mail.mfipk.com or your chosen hostname. ✅ Safe to Restart It does not affect your websites or emails. It only restarts the cPanel/WHM login service. Visitors to mfipk.com or mail delivery won’t be interrupted. ✅ After Restart, Verify Open these links in a browser: https://cpanel.mfipk.com https://webmail.mfipk.com Click the padlock → Certificate should say: Issued by: Let’s Encrypt Common Name: mail.mfipk.com (or your hostname) Then your cPanel SSL setup is fully complete and trusted. 👉 In short: ✅ Click “Restart cpsrvd now” → wait 10–20 seconds → ✅ done. Your cPanel, WHM, and Webmail will then all load securely with your new Let’s Encrypt SSL. You said: restart take time almost 2 minutes. what i do ChatGPT said: 👍 That’s completely normal — don’t worry. When you restart cpsrvd (the main cPanel service daemon), it temporarily stops and reloads all secure interfaces (WHM, cPanel, and Webmail). Depending on your VPS performance and current load, it can take 1–3 minutes. Here’s what to do step by step 👇 ✅ Step-by-Step While Restarting Wait patiently — do not close the WHM window. The restart process runs in the background. It re-initializes services on ports 2083, 2087, and 2096. If WHM shows “processing…” or “loading”, just let it finish. It’s reloading daemons and binding your new SSL certificate. After about 2–3 minutes, refresh your WHM or cPanel login page manually: https://yourhostname:2087 or https://cpanel.mfipk.com:2083 If it doesn’t load automatically, open a new browser tab and visit one of the above URLs — you should see it open normally again with 🔒 Secure (Let’s Encrypt). 🧠 Why It Takes Time It restarts internal processes: cpsrvd (main web interface daemon) cpanel_php_fpm (PHP service for cPanel) cpanellogd (log handler) It also reloads the SSL configurations from /var/cpanel/ssl/installed/ and re-binds ports. If your server is a GoDaddy VPS, this delay is expected — their cPanel services restart slightly slower than a local instance due to resource throttling and network rebind checks. ✅ After Restart When it comes back: Log in to WHM → Home → Service Configuration → Manage Service SSL Certificates You’ll see: Issuer: Let’s Encrypt Expires: Jan 2026 Domains: mail.mfipk.com (or your hostname) Then test: https://cpanel.mfipk.com https://webmail.mfipk.com You should now see the green padlock (or “Secure” label). ⚠️ If It Takes More Than 4–5 Minutes Refresh the WHM page. If it doesn’t load, access via SSH or GoDaddy console and run: /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/restartsrv_cpsrvd That safely forces the service to restart again. ✅ In short: Wait up to 3 minutes, then refresh your WHM or cPanel login URL. It’s totally safe and part of normal SSL activation. You said: "CheckTLS ConfidenceFactor for "info@mfipk.com": 114 of 114 (100%, 121 max) MX Server Pref Answer Connect HELO TLS Cert Secure From MTASTS DANE Score mail.mfipk.com [92.205.182.115:25] 0 OK (90ms) OK (20,242ms) OK (88ms) OK (90ms) OK (119ms) OK (209ms) OK (92ms) not tested not tested 114.00 Average 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 114 Checking info@mfipk.com from www12-do.checktls.com(V03.84.04) at 2025-11-07T11:15:21Z: seconds lookup result [000.001] DNS LOOKUPS [000.012] SEARCHLIST 104.131.108.216,134.209.169.224,1.1.1.1,8.8.8.8,67.207.67.3 [000.022] MX–>mfipk.com (0) mail.mfipk.com [000.039] MX:A–>mail.mfipk.com 92.205.182.115 seconds test stage and result [000.001] Trying TLS on mail.mfipk.com[92.205.182.115:25] (0) @2025-11-07T11:15:22.019465Z [000.090] Server answered [020.332] <‑‑ 220-115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net ESMTP Exim 4.98.2 #2 Fri, 07 Nov 2025 11:15:42 +0000 220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited, 220 and/or bulk e-mail. [020.332] We are allowed to connect [020.333] ‑‑> EHLO www12-do.checktls.com [020.420] <‑‑ 250-115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Hello www12-do.checktls.com [142.93.73.156] 250-SIZE 52428800 250-LIMITS MAILMAX=1000 RCPTMAX=50000 250-8BITMIME 250-PIPELINING 250-PIPECONNECT 250-STARTTLS 250 HELP [020.421] We can use this server [020.421] TLS is an option on this server [020.421] ‑‑> STARTTLS [020.510] <‑‑ 220 TLS go ahead [020.510] STARTTLS command works on this server [020.510] SSL_ocsp_mode = SSL_OCSP_FULL_CHAIN [020.624] Connection converted to SSL/TLS SSLVersion in use: TLSv1_3 Cipher in use: TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 Perfect Forward Secrecy: yes Session Algorithm in use: Curve X25519 DHE(253 bits) Certificate #1 of 3 (sent by MX): Cert VALIDATED: ok Cert Hostname VERIFIED (mail.mfipk.com = www.mfipk.com | DNS:mail.mfipk.com | DNS:mfipk.com | DNS:www.mfipk.com) Not Valid Before: Oct 3 18:07:54 2025 GMT Not Valid After: Jan 1 18:07:53 2026 GMT Seconds Until Expired: 4776730 subject: /CN=www.mfipk.com issuer: /C=US/O=Let’s Encrypt/CN=R13 Certificate #2 of 3 (sent by MX): Cert VALIDATED: ok Not Valid Before: Mar 13 00:00:00 2024 GMT Not Valid After: Mar 12 23:59:59 2027 GMT Seconds Until Expired: 42381856 subject: /C=US/O=Let’s Encrypt/CN=R13 issuer: /C=US/O=Internet Security Research Group/CN=ISRG Root X1 Certificate #3 of 3 (added from CA Root Store): Cert VALIDATED: ok Not Valid Before: Jun 4 11:04:38 2015 GMT Not Valid After: Jun 4 11:04:38 2035 GMT Seconds Until Expired: 302053735 subject: /C=US/O=Internet Security Research Group/CN=ISRG Root X1 issuer: /C=US/O=Internet Security Research Group/CN=ISRG Root X1 [020.633] ~~> EHLO www12-do.checktls.com [020.838] <~~ 250-115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net Hello www12-do.checktls.com [142.93.73.156] 250-SIZE 52428800 250-LIMITS MAILMAX=1000 RCPTMAX=50000 250-8BITMIME 250-PIPELINING 250-PIPECONNECT 250-AUTH PLAIN LOGIN 250 HELP [020.838] SSL/TLS is working correctly on this server [020.838] ~~> MAIL FROM:<test@checktls.com> [020.929] <~~ 250 OK [020.930] Sender is OK [020.930] ~~> QUIT [021.018] <~~ 221 115.182.205.92.host.secureserver.net closing connection " its show 100% but in ssl status that is not SSL/TLS Status You can use this interface to view the SSL status of your domains. For more information on this interface, read the documentation. Search Showing 9 of 9 domains Domain Certificate Status mfipk.com Domain Validated Expires on November 1, 2026. The certificate will not renew via AutoSSL because it was not issued via AutoSSL. mail.mfipk.com The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will not renew via AutoSSL because it was not issued via AutoSSL. www.mfipk.com Domain Validated Expires on November 1, 2026. The certificate will not renew via AutoSSL because it was not issued via AutoSSL. ChatGPT said: Excellent — your CheckTLS result is perfect (100%) ✅ — that means your mail server’s encryption, certificate, and DNS are all functioning correctly. Let’s now decode the difference between your CheckTLS success and what the “SSL/TLS Status” page in cPanel/WHM is showing. 🟢 1. CheckTLS Confirms: Your live mail server mail.mfipk.com is serving the correct Let’s Encrypt certificate, and TLS negotiation is fully successful. Evidence: Cert Hostname VERIFIED (mail.mfipk.com = www.mfipk.com | DNS:mail.mfipk.com | DNS:mfipk.com) TLSVersion: TLSv1.3 Cipher: TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 Perfect Forward Secrecy: yes Score: 100% ➡️ This means that Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc. will all trust and encrypt connections with your mail server. ➡️ So real-world email encryption is working perfectly. 🟡 2. Why cPanel Shows “Not Covered” for mail.mfipk.com That cPanel message: “The installed certificate does not cover this domain. The certificate will not renew via AutoSSL because it was not issued via AutoSSL.” refers only to your main website’s Apache (port 443) SSL management — not your mail server’s SSL (port 465/587/993). 🔍 The reason: The GoDaddy paid SSL you installed for mfipk.com and www.mfipk.com does not include mail.mfipk.com. But your mail server (Exim/Dovecot) is separately configured in WHM to use the Let’s Encrypt certificate, which does include mail.mfipk.com. So cPanel’s “SSL/TLS Status” page is just showing that the website certificate (for Apache) doesn’t include mail.mfipk.com. It doesn’t check or display mail service certificates (that’s in WHM under “Manage Service SSL Certificates”). ✅ 3. Confirmation: Everything Is Working Perfectly Component Protocol Certificate Status Website HTTPS (443) GoDaddy SSL ✅ Active Mail Server (SMTP, IMAP) TLS (25, 465, 587, 993, 995) Let’s Encrypt ✅ Verified Webmail / cPanel / WHM HTTPS (2083, 2087, 2096) Let’s Encrypt ✅ Active Renewal Let’s Encrypt auto every 90 days ✅ Enabled ⚙️ 4. If You Want cPanel to Stop Showing That Warning You can add a separate Let’s Encrypt SSL to cover mail.mfipk.com on the website level too (even though it’s not necessary for mail). Here’s how: Go to WHM → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Click “Run AutoSSL” Ensure it includes mail.mfipk.com in the log summary (you can also force-include it in the domain list) That will create a new web (port 443) certificate for mail.mfipk.com, so cPanel’s interface will show it as “Covered” too — but your email will work fine even without doing this. 🧠 In Short Area Function Status Email TLS (CheckTLS) ✅ Fully working, encrypted, trusted SMTP/IMAP Certificate ✅ Let’s Encrypt, correct hostname Website SSL/TLS Status Page 🟡 Just informational (shows GoDaddy cert scope) Next Renewal ✅ Auto via Let’s Encrypt for all mail/cPanel services ✅ Conclusion Your email security is 100% correct and verified. You can safely ignore the “not covered” message — it only applies to website SSLs, not your mail server. Would you like me to show you a quick command (or WHM screen) to confirm directly that Exim and Dovecot are using your mail.mfipk.com Let’s Encrypt cert? (It’s a 10-second check and purely optional.) You said: how to change settings of cpanel in whm ChatGPT said: Excellent question 👍 — as the root administrator on WHM, you can control and customize every part of cPanel’s behavior, look, limits, and defaults for all user accounts from one place. Let’s go step-by-step so you know where and how to change cPanel settings inside WHM. 🧭 1. Accessing cPanel Settings in WHM Login to WHM using: https://yourhostname:2087 (or https://cpanel.mfipk.com:2087) Then, in the left search bar, type “cPanel” — this will list several menus related to cPanel configuration. ⚙️ 2. Main Places Where You Can Change cPanel Settings Area Path in WHM What You Can Control Tweak Settings Home → Server Configuration → Tweak Settings The master control panel for global options — file upload size, PHP memory, DNS checks, email limits, etc. Feature Manager Home → Packages → Feature Manager Enable/disable specific cPanel features (like Email Accounts, File Manager, Cron Jobs, etc.) per package. Customization Home → cPanel → Customization Change logo, company name, favicon, documentation links, and footer. Themes (cPanel Style) Home → cPanel → Change Style Set the default theme (e.g., Jupiter, Paper Lantern) and allow users to pick styles. Server Profile Home → Server Configuration → Server Profile Optimize WHM/cPanel for specific use (Standard Web, Mail Server, DNS-only). Update Preferences Home → Server Configuration → Update Preferences Control automatic updates of WHM/cPanel and tier (e.g., Stable, Release). Backup Configuration Home → Backup → Backup Configuration Configure cPanel account backups and schedule. Contact Manager Home → Server Contacts → Contact Manager Set email addresses or notifications for SSL expiry, disk quota, etc. Service Manager Home → Service Configuration → Service Manager Enable/disable services like Exim, Dovecot, DNS, FTP, etc. Exim/Dovecot/Apache Configs Home → Service Configuration Manage mail and web service behavior in detail. 🧩 3. For Individual Accounts (Per-User Settings) You can manage cPanel-specific settings for one account from: Home → Account Information → List Accounts → cPanel Icon There you can: Log directly into a user’s cPanel Change their theme or style Modify quotas, packages, or privileges Access their cPanel config files under /var/cpanel/users/username 💡 4. Most Common Settings to Review or Change Setting Where to Change Typical Action PHP upload size Tweak Settings → PHP Increase from 2 MB to 64 MB or higher Default cPanel theme Customization → Customize Style Set to Jupiter Default email quota Packages → Edit Package Increase storage per mailbox Enable AutoSSL SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Allow Let’s Encrypt auto-renewal Default MX / SPF / DKIM Email → Mailserver Configuration Ensure email deliverability Allow file manager zip Tweak Settings Enable “File Manager Compress/Extract” 🧠 5. Advanced Tweaks (Optional) If you want to edit deep system-level settings: Edit Configuration Files (WHM → Service Configuration → Exim Configuration Editor) Terminal Access (WHM → Server Configuration → Terminal) for command-line configuration. Be careful — root changes here affect all accounts. ✅ 6. Summary Goal WHM Path General behavior, limits, and security Tweak Settings Look and branding cPanel → Customization Enable/disable specific features Packages → Feature Manager SSL and AutoSSL SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Updates and notifications Server Configuration → Update Preferences / Contact Manager Would you like me to show you the most recommended WHM settings for performance and security (ideal for your GoDaddy VPS running multiple domains)? That will ensure your server is fast, secure, and optimized for Africa-targeted traffic. You said: how to change cpanel name ChatGPT said: Great question 👏 — and just to be clear, when you say “change cPanel name,” there are three possible meanings, so I’ll cover all of them so you can pick exactly what you mean: 🧭 ① If You Mean “Change the cPanel Login URL Name (Hostname)” 🔹 Example: You currently log in via https://cpanel.mfipk.com:2083 but you want to change it to something else, like https://panel.mfipk.com:2083 ✅ How to Do It: Go to WHM → Networking Setup → Change Hostname Set your new hostname (for example): panel.mfipk.com Click Change. Important: The hostname must be a valid subdomain that exists in your DNS. It cannot start with “mail.” (cPanel restriction). After changing, add an A record for the new hostname: panel.mfipk.com → 92.205.182.115 Then, run AutoSSL again in WHM → Manage AutoSSL to issue a new SSL for it. Now you’ll be able to log in using: https://panel.mfipk.com:2087 (for WHM) https://panel.mfipk.com:2083 (for cPanel) https://panel.mfipk.com:2096 (for Webmail) 🧩 ② If You Mean “Change the Display Name / Branding on cPanel Interface” 🔹 Example: At the top of cPanel, it shows “cPanel” or “GoDaddy Hosting.” You want it to show “Murshid Farm Industries” or “MFI Hosting” instead. ✅ How to Do It: Go to WHM → cPanel → Customization There you’ll see 4 tabs: Branding Company Name Support Information Public Contact Under Company Name, enter: Murshid Farm Industries Upload your logo, favicon, and footer text if desired. Click Save. ✅ This changes the name, logo, and brand across all cPanel user dashboards. 🧰 ③ If You Mean “Change the cPanel Account Username” Each hosting account has a cPanel username (e.g. me5mfipk9cx). ✅ To Rename That: Go to WHM → Account Functions → Modify an Account Select the account (e.g. mfipk.com) Change the Username Click Save ⚠️ Note: This changes the directory name under /home/username/ FTP, email paths, and database prefixes will also use the new username going forward. It’s safe, but if you’re using WordPress, you’ll need to update the database credentials in wp-config.php afterward. 🧠 Summary You Want To… Path in WHM Example Change the login subdomain (hostname) Networking Setup → Change Hostname cpanel.mfipk.com → panel.mfipk.com Change the brand or company name on the cPanel dashboard cPanel → Customization “Murshid Farm Industries” Change the cPanel username for an account Account Functions → Modify an Account me5mfipk9cx → mfipkmain Would you like me to guide you step-by-step for changing the cPanel hostname and re-issuing its SSL (so your login URLs use your own domain with a padlock 🔒)? You said: how to create new cpanel ChatGPT said: Excellent 👍 — creating a new cPanel account from WHM is one of the most useful and powerful features of your VPS or reseller hosting. Let’s go step by step carefully so you create it correctly, secure it, and make sure it works with SSL and your domain DNS. 🧭 Step 1 — Log in to WHM Open your browser and go to: https://yourhostname:2087 or if you already have an SSL-secured hostname: https://cpanel.mfipk.com:2087 Login using your root or reseller credentials. 🧱 Step 2 — Go to “Create a New Account” In WHM, search in the left menu for: Create a New Account Path: WHM → Account Functions → Create a New Account 🧾 Step 3 — Fill in the Account Details You’ll see several fields — here’s what each means: Field Example Description Domain example.com The domain for this new site Username example Automatically fills — can edit (lowercase only) Password StrongPassword123! Strong password for cPanel login Email admin@example.com For cPanel login and notifications ⚙️ Step 4 — Choose a Hosting Package You’ll see: 🟢 Choose a package or ⚪ Select options manually If you already have packages defined, pick one (e.g., “Basic”, “Standard”). If not, you can manually set limits here: Setting Example Disk Quota 5,000 MB Bandwidth 50,000 MB Email Accounts Unlimited Databases Unlimited 🌐 Step 5 — DNS & Mail Settings Leave default values if WHM manages your DNS. Ensure: ✅ “Use the nameservers specified at the Domain’s Registrar” is checked (if your domain DNS is external, like GoDaddy or Cloudflare). Or use your WHM server’s nameservers if it’s authoritative. Example: ns1.mfipk.com ns2.mfipk.com 🔒 Step 6 — Select Options Make sure these are checked: ✅ Enable Apache SpamAssassin ✅ Enable BoxTrapper (optional) ✅ Use the nameservers specified at the Domain’s Registrar ✅ Enable DKIM and SPF records for this account 🚀 Step 7 — Click “Create” WHM will now: Create the account directory under /home/username/ Setup DNS zone Create default email Configure FTP, MySQL, etc. When finished, you’ll see: ✅ Account Created Successfully 🔑 Step 8 — Access the New cPanel Now you can log in with: https://example.com/cpanel or https://example.com:2083 Use the username and password you set earlier. 🧩 Optional (Recommended): Enable SSL for the New Domain To activate HTTPS automatically: Go to WHM → SSL/TLS → Manage AutoSSL Click Run AutoSSL It will issue a Let’s Encrypt certificate for the new domain in about 1 minute. Then test: https://example.com ✅ You’ll see a secure padlock 🔒 ✅ Summary Step Action Location in WHM 1 Login to WHM https://hostname:2087 2 Go to “Create a New Account” Account Functions 3 Fill domain, username, password — 4 Assign package or custom limits — 5 Set DNS and mail preferences — 6 Enable DKIM/SPF, AutoSSL — 7 Click Create — 8 Access new cPanel via — Would you like me to show you how to automatically create SSL and default email setup () for every new cPanel you create — so you don’t have to configure each one manually? You said: what mean Max Passenger Application in cpanel account create ChatGPT said: Excellent question 👍 — the field “Max Passenger Applications” in WHM’s “Create a New Account” form is related to Ruby, Node.js, or Python web applications that use the Phusion Passenger module on your cPanel server. Let’s break it down clearly 👇 🚀 What Phusion Passenger Is Phusion Passenger is an application server built into cPanel (via EasyApache 4). It allows you to run: Ruby on Rails apps Node.js apps Python apps on your hosting account — alongside PHP websites. In other words, it powers apps that run with commands like npm start, rails s, or python app.py, but managed inside cPanel instead of via SSH. ⚙️ Meaning of “Max Passenger Applications” When you create a cPanel account in WHM, the field: Max Passenger Applications sets a limit on how many Passenger-based applications the user can host under that cPanel account. Example Meaning 0 The account cannot run any Ruby/Node/Python Passenger apps. 1 The account can deploy one Passenger app (e.g., one Node.js or Ruby app). 5 The account can host up to five separate apps (for example: app1.example.com, app2.example.com, etc.) Each Passenger app typically runs in its own directory under /home/username/. 🧠 When to Change It Use Case Recommended Setting Standard PHP / WordPress sites only Leave it as 0 You plan to deploy a single Node.js or Python app (e.g., backend API) Set it to 1 Developer account for multiple apps Set to 3–5 depending on server resources ⚠️ Important Notes Increasing this value consumes more memory and CPU (each Passenger app uses its own process). It only affects users running non-PHP apps. Normal PHP websites ignore this setting. If Passenger is not installed on your EasyApache profile, this field has no effect until you enable it via: WHM → EasyApache 4 → Customize → Apache Modules → passenger ✅ Summary Field Description Typical Value Max Passenger Applications How many Ruby / Node.js / Python apps the user can deploy using Phusion Passenger 0 (default), 1–5 for developers Would you like me to show you how to enable Passenger in EasyApache 4 (so you can actually use Node.js or Python apps inside cPanel)? You said: what mean Reseller Settings (optional) Make the account a reseller ChatGPT said: Great question 👍 — that setting appears when you’re creating a new cPanel account inside WHM and is labeled: Reseller Settings (optional) ☑ Make the account a reseller Let’s explain it clearly 👇 🧭 What “Make the Account a Reseller” Means Normally, a cPanel account only manages its own single website. If you check “Make the account a reseller,” you’re telling WHM that this user will have additional privileges to create and manage other cPanel accounts (like a mini-hosting provider). In short: ✅ It turns that account into a “Reseller” — someone who can host multiple domains/accounts under your WHM, using allocated resources. ⚙️ What a Reseller Account Can Do Once created as a reseller: The user can log in to WHM (Reseller level), not just cPanel. They can: Create, suspend, or delete their own clients’ cPanel accounts. Manage packages (disk space, bandwidth, email limits, etc.). See resource usage for all their accounts. Access their own limited WHM interface (no root-level access). Their WHM login would be: https://yourhostname:2087 or https://cpanel.mfipk.com:2087 🧩 Example Let’s say: You’re the root admin (full WHM access). You create a new account: Domain: partnerhost.com Username: partner1 Password: StrongPass@123 ☑ Make this account a reseller Now, partner1 can log in to WHM and create other accounts like: customer1.partnerhost.com customer2.com etc. They become like a small hosting reseller under your main server. 💡 Why/When to Enable It Scenario Should You Enable “Make the Account a Reseller”? You want a normal website or business site (like mfipk.com) ❌ No You want to give hosting access to a partner or sub-company ✅ Yes You sell hosting packages to clients ✅ Yes You’re dividing your VPS between departments or regions ✅ Yes ⚠️ What Happens Technically When you tick that box: WHM creates a reseller privileges file for that user. You can further customize permissions via: WHM → Resellers → Edit Reseller Nameservers and Privileges You decide: Can they create other resellers? Can they manage DNS zones? Can they use all features or only limited ones? ✅ Summary Option Meaning Typical Use Unchecked Normal cPanel user, 1 website only Standard hosting Checked Reseller account, can create/manage sub-accounts via WHM For partners or hosting resellers Editable via WHM → Reseller Center Adjust privileges, limits, and branding Would you like me to show you how to configure privileges and resource limits for a reseller account after it’s created (so they can manage clients safely without full root access)? You said: can i import at time 10 wordpress sites by opening in wordpress all in 1 wp migration ChatGPT said: Excellent question 👍 — and it’s very practical, especially since you’re managing multiple sites (like mfipk.com, masseyfergusonpk.com, tractorsng.com, etc.). Let’s break this down carefully — because All-in-One WP Migration has some technical limits that depend on your server resources and how you open/import the sites. 🧭 Short Answer ❌ No — you cannot reliably import 10 WordPress sites simultaneously in one go using All-in-One WP Migration in a single browser or server process. ✅ But yes — you can import them one by one in parallel tabs, carefully, if your VPS has enough CPU and RAM and you do it the right way. ⚙️ Detailed Explanation 🧩 How All-in-One WP Migration Works Each time you import a site, the plugin: Uploads the .wpress backup file. Extracts and overwrites the database, uploads, themes, and plugins. Rewrites domain URLs. Restarts the WordPress environment. Each import runs a heavy PHP process in the background and temporarily uses large memory + CPU + disk I/O. 🧠 What Happens If You Try 10 Imports at Once If you open 10 tabs and start importing 10 sites at the same time: Each import runs as its own PHP process. Your server’s CPU and memory spike dramatically. One or more imports can timeout or corrupt, especially large .wpress files. You may see errors like: 502 Bad Gateway Import Failed The connection has timed out Unzipping error cPanel/WHM may automatically throttle or kill those processes. 💡 Recommended Workflow ✅ Option 1 — Import One by One (Safest) Import each site one after the other. After each import finishes: Wait 1–2 minutes. Log in to confirm it’s working. Then move to the next site. This ensures stable operation and no memory conflicts. ✅ Option 2 — Import in Batches (If You Have VPS with ≥ 8GB RAM) If your VPS has: 4+ CPU cores 8–16 GB RAM You can safely open 2–3 imports at a time (not 10). Monitor your CPU/RAM usage in WHM → Server Status → Service Status or cPanel → Resource Usage. ✅ Option 3 — Use SSH / WP-CLI for Speed If you want to import many sites quickly and safely: Upload .wpress files via File Manager or SSH to each domain’s /home/user/wordpress/wp-content/ai1wm-backups/ Run imports one by one via WP-CLI: wp ai1wm import /path/to/backup.wpress This method is much faster and safer than browser uploads. 🧱 Server Tip Since you have a GoDaddy VPS, you can handle multiple sites easily — but remember: Each cPanel account/site is isolated (separate PHP process). You can open multiple sites’ cPanels and run 2–3 imports in parallel safely. Just don’t exceed your CPU or RAM limits (watch the WHM usage bar). ✅ Best Practice Summary Method Recommended Safe Count Notes Browser imports (same cPanel) ✅ Yes 1–2 at a time Safe, slower Browser imports (different cPanels) ✅ Yes 2–3 at a time VPS can handle multiple 10 imports simultaneously ❌ No Unsafe High crash risk WP-CLI imports via SSH ✅ Best Sequential Fast and reliable Would you like me to give you an exact step-by-step guide to import 10 WordPress sites automatically via WP-CLI (so you can just upload all .wpress files and import them from the terminal safely)? You said: masseyferguson.online site tag and title ChatGPT said: Here’s a clean and SEO-friendly site title and tagline for your new website masseyferguson.online: 🔹 Site Title: Massey Ferguson Tractors – Global Supplier of Agricultural Machinery | MasseyFerguson.online 🔹 Tagline: Your trusted source for brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, farm implements, and spare parts – shipped worldwide with reliability and factory-direct support. 📈 Optional Short Version (for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Massey Ferguson Tractors Online Tagline: Brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors and implements – shipped worldwide. Would you like me to optimize this specifically for your African market audience (e.g., Nigeria, Ghana, Botswana, etc.) with keywords suited for regional Google searches? You said: masseyfergusondealers.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional and SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain masseyfergusondealers.com, designed to strengthen your brand presence and ranking for dealership-related searches 👇 🔹 Site Title: Massey Ferguson Dealers – Authorized Exporter & Supplier of Tractors and Farm Implements | MasseyFergusonDealers.com 🔹 Tagline: Connecting farmers worldwide with reliable Massey Ferguson tractors, genuine spare parts, and trusted dealership support. 📈 Optional Short Version (ideal for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Massey Ferguson Dealers Tagline: Trusted global suppliers of Massey Ferguson tractors and implements. Would you like me to tailor this for African country targeting (e.g., “Massey Ferguson Dealers in Nigeria, Ghana, and Botswana”) for better regional SEO? You said: masseyfergusontractors.co ChatGPT said: Here’s a strong and professional site title and tagline for your new domain masseyfergusontractors.co, optimized for SEO and global export visibility 👇 🔹 Site Title: Massey Ferguson Tractors – Exporter & Supplier of Brand-New Agricultural Machinery | MasseyFergusonTractors.co 🔹 Tagline: Supplying brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, farm implements, and spare parts worldwide with trusted quality and expert support. 📈 Optional Short Version (for WordPress settings): Site Title: Massey Ferguson Tractors Tagline: Reliable supplier of Massey Ferguson tractors and implements – delivered worldwide. Would you like me to make an Africa-focused SEO version (targeting “Massey Ferguson Tractors for Sale in Nigeria, Ghana, Botswana” etc.) for better Google ranking across your African websites? You said: tractorpk.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional and SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain tractorpk.com, consistent with your brand identity for Murshid Farm Industries and your network of tractor websites 👇 🔹 Site Title: Tractor PK – Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements Exporter from Pakistan | TractorPK.com 🔹 Tagline: Supplying brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, agricultural implements, and genuine spare parts from Pakistan to Africa and worldwide. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress settings): Site Title: Tractor PK Tagline: Pakistan’s trusted exporter of Massey Ferguson tractors and implements. Would you like me to craft a version focused specifically on African SEO (e.g., “Tractors for Sale in Nigeria, Ghana, Botswana”) to improve your Google visibility in those markets? 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You said: agroasiatractorspk.com tag and title ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional, SEO-friendly site title and tagline for your domain agroasiatractorspk.com, aligned with your brand and global export identity 👇 🔹 Site Title: Agro Asia Tractors Pakistan – Exporter of Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements | AgroAsiaTractorsPK.com 🔹 Tagline: Reliable supplier of brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, agricultural implements, and spare parts from Pakistan to Africa and worldwide. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress Settings): Site Title: Agro Asia Tractors Pakistan Tagline: Trusted exporter of Massey Ferguson tractors and farm machinery from Pakistan. Would you like me to write a meta description (about 155 characters) for better Google search visibility for this site too? 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You said: masseyferguson.info ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional and SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain masseyferguson.info, ideal if you plan to use it as an informational or reference website about Massey Ferguson tractors 👇 🔹 Site Title: Massey Ferguson Information – Tractor Models, Specifications & Global Dealers | MasseyFerguson.info 🔹 Tagline: Comprehensive guide to Massey Ferguson tractors, features, prices, spare parts, and authorized dealers worldwide. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress settings): Site Title: Massey Ferguson Info Tagline: Everything you need to know about Massey Ferguson tractors and implements. Would you like me to make this version more SEO-focused for African markets (e.g., “Massey Ferguson tractors for sale in Nigeria, Ghana, Botswana”)? 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You said: masseyfergusonnigeria.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a strong, SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain masseyfergusonnigeria.com, perfectly suited to your export operations and Nigerian market focus 👇 🔹 Site Title: Massey Ferguson Nigeria – Supplier of Brand-New Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements | MasseyFergusonNigeria.com 🔹 Tagline: Trusted exporter of Massey Ferguson tractors, farm machinery, and genuine spare parts across Nigeria – quality and reliability guaranteed. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Massey Ferguson Nigeria Tagline: Brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors and implements supplied across Nigeria. Would you like me to prepare an SEO meta description (150–160 characters) for Google search results for this domain too? 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You said: masseyfergusonusa.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional and SEO-friendly site title and tagline for your domain masseyfergusonusa.com, tailored for the North American and international audience 👇 🔹 Site Title: Massey Ferguson USA – Tractors, Farm Implements & Genuine Parts | MasseyFergusonUSA.com 🔹 Tagline: Your trusted source for Massey Ferguson tractors, agricultural machinery, and spare parts — serving farmers across the USA and worldwide. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Massey Ferguson USA Tagline: Reliable supplier of Massey Ferguson tractors and implements in the USA. Would you like me to make an international export version (highlighting shipments from Pakistan to the USA, Canada, and Latin America) for stronger SEO coverage? You said: pakistanitractor.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional, market-focused, and SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain pakistanitractor.com, ideal for your export brand identity 👇 🔹 Site Title: Pakistani Tractor – Exporter of Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements | PakistaniTractor.com 🔹 Tagline: Supplying brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, agricultural machinery, and spare parts from Pakistan to Africa and worldwide. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Pakistani Tractor Tagline: Trusted exporter of Massey Ferguson tractors and farm implements from Pakistan. Would you like me to write a meta description (150–160 characters) for this domain to improve its Google search ranking and CTR (click-through rate)? You said: pakistanitractors.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional and SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain pakistanitractors.com, perfectly aligned with your export-oriented brand and tractor business 👇 🔹 Site Title: Pakistani Tractors – Exporter of Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements | PakistaniTractors.com 🔹 Tagline: Leading exporter of brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, farm implements, and spare parts from Pakistan to Africa and global markets. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Pakistani Tractors Tagline: Reliable exporter of Massey Ferguson tractors and implements from Pakistan. Would you like me to add a search-optimized meta description (around 155 characters) for Google results — focusing on African countries like Nigeria, Ghana, and Botswana? You said: tractorng.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional and Nigeria-focused site title and tagline for your domain tractorng.com, optimized for search visibility and consistent with your Massey Ferguson export branding 👇 🔹 Site Title: Tractor NG – Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements for Sale in Nigeria | TractorNG.com 🔹 Tagline: Supplying brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, agricultural implements, and spare parts across Nigeria – trusted quality, fast delivery, and after-sales support. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Tractor NG Tagline: Brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors and implements available across Nigeria. Would you like me to create a meta description (about 155 characters) optimized for Google Nigeria (google.com.ng) searches to help rank for “Massey Ferguson tractors for sale in Nigeria”? You said: tractornigeria.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a powerful, Nigeria-focused, and SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain tractornigeria.com 👇 🔹 Site Title: Tractor Nigeria – Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements for Sale | TractorNigeria.com 🔹 Tagline: Supplying brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, genuine spare parts, and farm machinery to farmers across Nigeria with trusted quality and after-sales support. 📈 Short Version (for WordPress “Site Title / Tagline” fields): Site Title: Tractor Nigeria Tagline: Brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors and implements available across Nigeria. Would you like me to also write an SEO meta description (150–160 characters) for Google Nigeria (google.com.ng) search ranking — optimized for “Massey Ferguson tractors for sale in Nigeria”? You said: tractorsng.com ChatGPT said: Here’s a professional, Nigeria-targeted, and SEO-optimized site title and tagline for your domain tractorsng.com, perfectly matching your existing brand network 👇 🔹 Site Title: Tractors NG – Massey Ferguson Tractors and Farm Implements for Sale in Nigeria | TractorsNG.com 🔹 Tagline: Your trusted supplier of brand-new Massey Ferguson tractors, farm implements, and genuine spare parts – delivered across Nigeria with full support.
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