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Arkaitz

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Hello;

We have always installed the SSL certificate for one of our domains using directly IIS, but this time we wanted to try renewing it through Plesk Panel > Domains > mydomain > Certificates.

CSR, Private Key, Certificate and CA are already provided but the certificate does not seem to be installed, neither in IIS > Web Sites > mydomain > Properties > Directory Security > View Certificate (old expiration date, not renewd), nor Plesk > Domains > mydomain > Setup > Certificate (no select box, just Default Certificate).

Thanks so much.
 
Hi,

1) Install a certificate on domain Certificates' pool:
Domains > domain.com > Certificates

2) Go to Domains > domain.com > Setup,
make sure that this domain assigned on exclusive IP address.

If this requirement was met, you should have a possibility to choose a certificate from domain's pool.
 
Hi Satoriya,

I see, so it must be assigned to an exclusive IP address and be the only domain on that IP address. Thanks so much.

Another question, we hace two IP addresss on a single netword card, is there any performance difference between registering all domains into one IP address or registering a half on each address?
 
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