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Changing Clients certificates

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Nicochet

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Hi,

After creating certificates for my clients using plesk interface, i cannot set them as the default for that accounts. Every client is set to use the default plesk certificate. How can i change this? Is there any restrictión to use self-signed certificates?

Thanks in advance.
 
hi

i think it´s not possible to use more than one cert with one IP. if you have only one ip one the server you can only use one cert....

regards ACID25
 
Did you enable SSL for the domain? Did you also change the domains certificate to the proper one that you installed? The latter is what usually causes that error.
 
Hi,

Yes, SSL is enabled, and No, i haven't change anything in domains certificate. In fact that is what i want to do. All domains use the default Plesk certificate.
 
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