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For SSL, domain must be on dedicated IP else SSL will not work. Make sure dedicated IP assigned to that domain.
Next
Login to Plesk > Domain > Certificate > Add new request > Fill form click on request > this will genrate CSR and Private Key > Now apply for SSL certificate using CSR and once issues install it in Plesk > Domain.com > Certificates > Click on created request > copy/paste certificate > click on send text . Cheers! You have installed it.
Now Plesk > domain.com > Setup > Select SSL option > and also select SSL crtificate from above combo box.
It is shared SSL. In shared SSL environment you will install the SSL on one domain in the same way as I told you above. But you can then add domains with that shared one that can be accessed like this:
Now its up to you, if you want to have dedicated ssl solution then you must follow the first method else if you have installed ssl on one domain you can assign shared ssl for rest of domains.
I have a related question. I just set up plesk on a dedicated mail server that our clients will log into. I found that when accessing the control panel I was receiving a certificate error. I purchased an ssl certificate but have been unable to successfully install it such that the certificate error does not occur.
How should an ssl certificate be installed for the plesk control panel itself as opposed to a domain?
For Plesk certifcate if check in Plesk > Server > Certificate > Default Certficate...!
They use 'plesk' as a domain name. So i believe you will need to generate the CSR with name Plesk and then purchase / install the SSL. They have also given two options of setup and default in Plesk > Server > Certificate which might help you for setup this.
Originally posted by arazas For SSL, domain must be on dedicated IP else SSL will not work. Make sure dedicated IP assigned to that domain.
Next
Login to Plesk > Domain > Certificate > Add new request > Fill form click on request > this will genrate CSR and Private Key > Now apply for SSL certificate using CSR and once issues install it in Plesk > Domain.com > Certificates > Click on created request > copy/paste certificate > click on send text . Cheers! You have installed it.
Now Plesk > domain.com > Setup > Select SSL option > and also select SSL crtificate from above combo box.
I've Plesk 8.2, regularly installed certificate and dedicated IP for a domain but following your final instructions I can't see the content of httpSdocs on my https URL, I ever see the content of httpdocs...
Any idea ?
Thanks