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Author: Sergiu Rosca

Sergiu Rosca is the core web developer behind SSL Dragon. He manages the technical infrastructure, platform performance, and backend integrations that keep the site running smoothly and securely. At SSL Dragon, Sergiu shares practical insights on web development, site optimization, and technical troubleshooting.

Tutorials reviewed by Sergiu Rosca

How to Install an SSL certificate on SonicWall

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install an SSL certificate on SonicWall (SonicOS). On a SonicWall firewall you import the certificate as a single PKCS#12 bundle that contains the certificate, its private key, and the CA chain, then assign it to the services that need it: the admin web management page and/or the […]

How to Install an SSL Certificate on PRTG Network Monitor

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install an SSL certificate on PRTG Network Monitor. PRTG secures its web interface by reading three certificate files from a single folder, so installation is mostly a matter of preparing those files correctly and copying them into place. Generate a CSR code for PRTG Network Monitor A […]

How to Install an SSL certificate on Pound

This guide shows you how to install an SSL/TLS certificate on Pound, the lightweight HTTP/HTTPS reverse proxy. It covers the part that trips most operators up: building the single combined PEM file Pound expects, in the correct order, then writing a working ListenHTTPS block that disables obsolete protocols, points Pound at a backend, and survives […]

How to Install an SSL certificate on pfSense

This tutorial shows you how to install an SSL certificate on pfSense using the web GUI. You will import your certificate and its private key into the Certificate Manager, import the issuing CA chain, and then assign the certificate to the pfSense web interface (the webConfigurator). Generate a CSR code on pfSense A CSR (Certificate […]

How to Install an SSL Certificate on Palo Alto Networks

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install an SSL certificate on a Palo Alto Networks firewall running PAN-OS. You will import the signed certificate, bind it through an SSL/TLS Service Profile, and apply the change with a Commit. Generate a CSR code on Palo Alto Networks We’ll begin with CSR (Certificate Signing Request) […]