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Resolved can't remove ssl certificate from plesk , how to fix ?

tomer628

Basic Pleskian
hi.

i installed SSL certificate of Letencrypt via Plesk..
but now i want to delete it, but this give this error:
plesk Unable to remove SSL/TLS certificates. One or more certificates are used by websites.

how can i delete it ?

regards,
Tomer.
 
you need to go to hosting settings of your domain for which certificate was issued and:
1. disable ssl/certificate on this domain
2. change certificate to other than this you want to remove

You should be able then to remove certificate.
 
thanks . work great,

and by the way:

i use CloudFlare and the gave me SSL but the problem is:
the format of certificate is PEM , how can i install it via the Plesk panel ?
 
You can disable SSL certificate by following below steps.
  1. Open the Plesk control panel and login.
  2. Now click on “Domains” under the hosting services option and click on “Manage Hosting”.
  3. Go to the Website and domains >> Hosting Settings, you can see the “Database Name” under the Advanced Options.
  4. Now you can see the enable or disable options “SSL support”.
  5. Click on “OK”.
To install SSL certificate on your Plesk panel, you should refer this guideline - https://kb.plesk.com/en/6138
 
Doesn't work for me.

First I disabled SSl certificate, how Jason described
Second I tried to remove the certificate at
SSL/TLS Certificates for without success.

Getting the error message
Unable to remove SSL/TLS certificates. One or more certificates are used by websites.
 
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