# Import Deka SSL

To use the SSL import service, you must prepare a certificate file and a key file before importing. On the SSL page, click the **+ Import SSL** button.

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On the Import SSL page, complete the required fields. After that, click the Create button.

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The following table describes the fields available on the Import SSL form.

| Column          | Description                          |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------ |
| Certificate     | Certificate file to be used for SSL. |
| **Key**         | Key file to be used for SSL.         |
| **Description** | Description of the imported SSL.     |

Wait until the process completes, then a notification appears indicating that the SSL has been successfully imported.

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