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You are behind a NAT and not have set the external IP? Tools & Settings -> IP Adresses Today I found out by accident, the setting the default site for the IP also has influences on the Certificate for the FTP Server! Is the NAT Firewall configured properly? Is it working with a Filezilla...

Now I know the problem is there. If I choose my domain dedicated for Plesk as "Default site" the second certificate displayed in ssllabs.com is the certificate of this site. So I could fix the issue for one of the two productive sites if I select one of the productive domains. But I need it on...

As the above is outdated (I got F with it) create a file /etc/httpd/conf.d/zzzzzzzz.conf give it enough z's to be sure it will be seen last by apache. enter in this files: SSLProtocol All -SSLv3 SSLHonorCipherOrder on SSLCipherSuite...

@Ruslan Kosolapov Sorry, it was at least two weeks ago. In Firefox came for all sites "SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG" I switched of http2 by command line plesk bin http2_pref disable I recomend to add this line behind a button in the Advisor. It saves time to google this. After http2 was off...

I could bet, if you enter your site in ssllabs.com you get a response that SNI fails .... what causes problems with some browsers and services like PayPal. The problem seems to be here: Why there's no possibility to select any other certificate or set it to none?

I guess I found the resson, but no solution. Here in Tools and settings -> Ip Adresses I cannot select a different certificate: What I read in Wikipedia is, that SNI means to do after getting the certificate a reverse lookup for the certificate what is delivered for the IP address of this...

Here are the settings. I think they look fine, as everything works, except server name identification. If I call Example Domain in a browser, I get Example Domain without any error messages. I also get the green lock symbol, and if I look in the certificate, it is for example.com and...

The Advisor should at least have the posibillity to siwtch of http2, if it is on .... and it should probably explain what is behind .... I am new with Plesk an lerned now the advisor is horrible dangerous. If I switched on http2, all my websites only produced errormessages. To find out then...

I use the current Version of Plesk Onix running on CentOS 7.5.1804. There are 2 productive domains an a testdomain on the server. (Dont' know if relevant) using php5.6 with php-frm, no ngix Plesk itsself is secured only by the Plesk self signed certificate Plesk is running on Port 8443 For all...