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Question Can not issue SSL to Panel

bmalkoc

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
CentOS Linux 7.9.2009 (Core)
Plesk version and microupdate number
Version 18.0.47 Update #5
Hello. I created a subdomain in Cloudflare. Then i installed Let's Encrypt SSL from Plesk settings. But SSL is not working.

Here is CloudFlare record.
CNAME | server | mydomain.com (not proxied)
 
Too many things can go wrong with CloudFlare. Please give me the actual domain name so I can check which certificate is being used.
 
The *RIGHT* way to do this is you enable the proxy on ALL dns entries, put the "SERVER CERTIFICATE" that is generated FROM Cloudflare on your server, and you are set. Cloudflare will use it's own let's encrypt at the edge (customer facing) and the back end on your server is the wildcard cert that has a 15 year expiry.

You do not have to fight with let's encrypt etc.
 
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