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how to assign and existing ssl certifcate in plesk

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asamm

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Hi

we have a SSL certificate assigned to our website in the IIS6. This should not have been done. It should have been assigned through plesk but now it is too late.

i want to upload or transfer it to plesk.
i want to use this certificate for our ip as well. (at the moment when i try to log in to the plesk i get warning message because we do not have proper ssl for it).

I have a copy of our certificate and a back up of its private key (backed up using iis6 manger) in our local computer. but whenever I try to upload them to plesk it gives an error message saying the private key is not correct.

I tried to copy and past as text, I tried to upload but they simply do not work.

is there anything wrong using the backup instead of original private key. I don’t know where to get the original.

any help would be appreciated
 
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