The SSL Overview page in Server Mode gives you a bird's-eye view of every certificate across every account and domain on the server. Use it to find expiring certs, fix failed issuances, and issue certificates in bulk.
Accessing the SSL Overview
In Server Mode, go to SSL in the sidebar.
What's Shown
The page lists every domain and subdomain on the server with:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Domain | The domain name, with the account it belongs to |
| Status | Active / Expiring soon / Expired / Pending / Failed / None |
| Expiry date | When the certificate expires |
| Issued by | Let's Encrypt or custom upload |
| Actions | Issue, Renew, Upload, Delete |
Rows are color-coded:
- Green — active, expiry > 30 days
- Yellow — expiring within 30 days
- Red — expired or failed
- Grey — no certificate
Bulk Actions
Issue All Missing: Queues certificate issuance for every domain that shows "None" status. The Agent runs Certbot in the background for each domain concurrently. The page updates as each completes.
Renew All Expiring: Triggers renewal for all certs within 30 days of expiry. Useful if you don't trust the automatic timer or want to force it.
Filtering
Filter by account, status, or expiry window to focus on what needs attention. Filter to "None" to find domains that were never secured.
Why a Cert Shows "Failed"
Click the failed row to see the error detail from Certbot. Common causes:
- Domain's DNS doesn't resolve to this server yet
- Port 80 blocked by firewall
- Let's Encrypt rate limit reached
- Domain no longer exists (was deleted from the account but Certbot record remains)
For detailed diagnosis, see Troubleshooting SSL.
Syncing Cert Status
Opterius tracks certificate status in the database. If you've issued or renewed certs directly via certbot on the command line (bypassing the panel), the panel's status may be stale. Click Sync Status to force the Agent to check the actual cert files on disk and update the database.