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Https on a domain

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Snef

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Hi,

I have plesk on a w2k3 server. I want to use a ssl certificate for just only 1 domain. Can this be done?

I only find how to setup shared ssl...

Thanx!
 
You can
1. Go to Plesk CP ->Server-IP adresses-hosts (on the same line)- set domain as default
2. Go to domain (Plesk CP-Domains->domain-name-Certificates)
Enter certificate here (pem format)
Also in Setup you need to check enable SSL

John S.G.
 
Ok,

But that will still be used when useing shared ssl for other domains?

Lat's put it this way: I've 10 domains on the same IP. 4 of them want a sslcertificate of their own, the others will be using another shared ssl certificate.

Is this possible?
 
Well, as far as I can read, this is about setting up shared ssl!

You choose a 'master' and other domains will use share.

I need for several domains several certificats (for each domain a certificate).

Or am I reading wrong???
 
If all 10 domains are on the same IP they can only use shared SSL. You must have a separate IP for each domain that wishes to use their own SSL cert.
 
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