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# Redirecting users to SSL connections in Plesk

> Learn to redirect users to SSL in Plesk, ensuring all non-secure URLs (http://) automatically switch to secure (HTTPS://).

This article demonstrates how to redirect users to secure (*https\://* ) web site connections, even if they type a non-secure URL (*http\://* ) in their web browser. This article applies to Managed WordPress plans. For Linux servers using Apache or Apache compatible web servers see [this article](/docs/redirecting-users-to-ssl-connections).

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  Plesk is no longer included with new hosting.com plans, but it is still available on legacy Managed WordPress accounts. You can install Plesk manually on unmanaged VPS and Dedicated servers.

  📘 Note

  This article assumes that you already have a valid, functioning SSL certificate on your web site.
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## Redirecting users to SSL-enabled connections

You may want to ensure that visitors to your web site always use a secure connection. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Log in to Plesk.
   > 📘 Note
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   > If you do not know how to log in to your Plesk account, please see [this article](/docs/logging-in-and-out-of-plesk).

2. In the left sidebar, click **Websites & Domains**:\
   ![Plesk - Sidebar - Websites and Domains](https://static.hosting.com/kb/kb-plesk-sidebar-websites-and-domains.png)

3. Locate the domain you want to configure, and then click **Hosting Settings**:\
   ![Plesk - Hosting Settings](https://static.hosting.com/kb/kb-plesk-hosting-settings.png)

4. Under **Security**, select the **SSL/TLS support** and **Permanent SEO-safe 301 redirect from HTTP to HTTPS** check boxes:\
   ![Plesk - Hosting Settings - Security settings](https://static.hosting.com/kb/kb-plesk-hosting-settings-security-checkboxes.png)

5. In the **Certificate** list box, select the SSL certificate that you want to use for the site.

6. Click **OK**. Your site now uses a secure connection for all web page requests.

## More information

For more information about Plesk, please visit [https://www.plesk.com](https://www.plesk.com).

## Related articles

* [Redirecting visitors to SSL connections](/docs/redirecting-users-to-ssl-connections)

* [Getting started with Plesk](/docs/getting-started-with-plesk)