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Assign an SSL certificate to a subdomain

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DannyM

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Hi,

I would think this would be a relatively simple thing to do in this day and age :-(

From Plesk, I installed my RapidSSL certificate and assigned it to it's own IP. Now, I need to assign it to an existing subdomain on this same server, how ? When I go into the subdomain and then manage it's SSL certificates, my newly created certificate doesn't show up as part of the list ?

Does anyone know how to assign an existing SSL certificate in Plesk to a subdomain ?

Danny
 
There is no possibility to use panel certificate for domain.
You should upload certificate for subdomain.
 
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