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Luciano Sato
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My plesk 12.0.18 default certificate is expired, 10 web sites in my server use this expired SSL.
Ho to fix this?
Ho to fix this?
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Question How to fix expired SSL certificate?
- Thread starter Luciano Sato
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You need to renew the expired self-signed certificate. Here are instructions on how to do that: How to renew expired SSL certificate on Linux
Luciano Sato
New Pleskian
Thanks for the feedback.
In my case, I have 9 website with Rapid SSL configured. If I follow these steps, it may cause problems on 9 websites?
In my case, I have 9 website with Rapid SSL configured. If I follow these steps, it may cause problems on 9 websites?
If you are not using a self-signed certificate, but a commercial certificate, you need to renew the certificate with your SSL certificate provider. From that provider you will receive an updated certificate. To install that updated, prolongated certificate, click on "default certificate" from the page where you took the screenshot off and paste the new certificate into the certificate text field.
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