Add SSL.com
Create an SSL.com EAB key pair and connect its RSA or ECC ACME endpoint to aethercert as a certificate authority.
SSL.com issues certificates over ACME but requires an external account binding key pair from its account dashboard first.
It has separate RSA and ECC endpoints, and each one issues only the key type its directory URL is scoped to. Decide which you need before you start - or add both.
1. Create an EAB key pair in SSL.com
2. Connect it in aethercert
If you need both, add both as separate authorities. The same EAB pair works for each.
3. Use it
Select the matching authority under Build > Certificate Job, and set Advanced options > Private key type to match: RSA-2048 or RSA-4096 for the RSA endpoint, EC-256 or EC-384 for ECC.
A mismatch here - an EC key type against the RSA endpoint, or the reverse - is rejected by SSL.com at issuance rather than at save time, so it surfaces as a failed job.