To generate a CSR (Certificate Signing Request) code for an SSL certificate, you can follow these general steps:

1. Log in to the web hosting control panel or server where you want to install the SSL certificate.
2. Find the option to generate a new SSL certificate or CSR. This will typically be in the Security or SSL section of the control panel.
3. Fill in the required information for the certificate, including the domain name, organization name, country, and contact details.
4. Choose the key size and algorithm for the CSR. A common option is 2048-bit RSA.
5. Generate the CSR code and save it to a file. The CSR will typically include a block of text starting with “—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST—–” and ending with “—–END CERTIFICATE REQUEST—–“.
6. Submit the CSR code to a trusted SSL certificate authority (CA) to purchase and obtain the SSL certificate. The CA will use the information in the CSR to verify your domain and organization details and generate the certificate.

Note that the exact steps and options for generating a CSR code may vary depending on your web hosting or server setup. It is also important to keep the private key associated with the CSR secure and protected, as it is used to encrypt and decrypt communications for the SSL certificate.