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inCharge.co.uk
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I have purchased a certificate but can't install it because all the buttons in the Plesk 'Certificates' page are disabled.
I clicked 'Add', completed the form, then clicked 'Request' to generate a CSR, and used this to purchase a certificate. So far so good.
According to instructions at
http://download1.sw-soft.com/Plesk/...al/ch03s35.html : "You will be able to add the other certificate parts later on." but no can do.
Now when I go back to to that domain's certificate everything's disabled except the certificate name change 'Set' button.
I have 10 domains on one shared IP address but only one domain will have a certificate.
The certificate is from Comodo but although they have instructions for Plesk these are not clear and appear to be for Linux versions. When I asked about Plesk on Windows they sent a link to instructions on IIS
http://www.instantssl.com/ssl-certi...?currency=USD®ion=North America&country=gb
But I'd rather use Plesk if possible.
Another problem is that Comodo certificates are chained and most Plesk instructions don't mention how to install a root certificate.
I've not used SSL before so my understanding is hazy which doesn't help. Any Ideas?
Cheers, Julian
I clicked 'Add', completed the form, then clicked 'Request' to generate a CSR, and used this to purchase a certificate. So far so good.
According to instructions at
http://download1.sw-soft.com/Plesk/...al/ch03s35.html : "You will be able to add the other certificate parts later on." but no can do.
Now when I go back to to that domain's certificate everything's disabled except the certificate name change 'Set' button.
I have 10 domains on one shared IP address but only one domain will have a certificate.
The certificate is from Comodo but although they have instructions for Plesk these are not clear and appear to be for Linux versions. When I asked about Plesk on Windows they sent a link to instructions on IIS
http://www.instantssl.com/ssl-certi...?currency=USD®ion=North America&country=gb
But I'd rather use Plesk if possible.
Another problem is that Comodo certificates are chained and most Plesk instructions don't mention how to install a root certificate.
I've not used SSL before so my understanding is hazy which doesn't help. Any Ideas?
Cheers, Julian