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It should still automatically renew as indicated in your PayPal account.

The rate limit can not be bypassed. All you can do is try to change ACME Provider setting between let’s encrypt and ZeroSSL or: Use service like sslforfree to create a certificate and download the zip file it provides and extract it. Follow the instructions: 1. Log on to DirectAdmin Control...

The rate limit can not be bypassed. All you can do is try to change ACME Provider setting between let’s encrypt and ZeroSSL or: Use service like sslforfree to create a certificate and download the zip file it provides and extract it. Follow the instructions: 1. Log on to DirectAdmin Control...

You can manage that in Softaculous as long as a backup shows.

A glitch had likely occurred at the time. You can manually have a new one issued in hosting control panel Account Manager > SSL Certificates > Get Automatic Certificate from ACME Provider

It was likely terminated for inactivity, you are required to log into the account panel once every 30 days. Multiple emails were sent prior to termination.

It should say why in the account panel when you click into the service name. It was likely terminated for inactivity, you are required to log into the account panel once every 30 days

From your 2nd screenshot it seems your registrar is not accepting the NS entries, you will need to contact your registrar in order to use the x10 nameservers

What is the suspension reason listed in the account panel https://x10hosting.com/panel

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You will need to use get automatic certificate from acme provider tab. If you get an error there you will need to use service like sslforfree to generate ssl and then install it yourself.

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Please follow the insturctions from here: https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/this-board-is-for-all-unsuspension-request.209292/

The account panel informs you of the suspension reason. https://x10hosting.com/panel

You will need to open that certificate file with a text editor and copy the content of that into that box.

Do you have anything at Account Manager > SSL Certificates in the hosting control panel?

I'm back to seeing 404 - Not Found Try unchecking the mysql boxes and recheck them

Please make sure the mysql PHP extension is enabled in Select PHP Version > Extensions