- Server operating system version
- Microsoft Windows Server 2016 x86_64
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- Plesk Obsidian 18.0.51.1
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a better way to issue or renew Let's Encrypt certificates in plesk, if the site is behind cloudflare.
Every time, my Let's Encrypt certificate is expired i have to temporarily pause cloudflare on my site, so that Let's Encrypt is able to resolve my dns records and especially the ACME txt record.
This does not seem like the ideal way of doing this, having to disable cloudflare everytime the cert expires.
The server itself has a Origin cert from Cloudlare, so the Let's Encrypt on is only needed for the mail part.
Best thing would be that the certificate automatially renews itself, which also doesnt work if the site is behind cloudflare.
The way i see it, there are currently 2 options:
1. Perfoming the above steps manually every time a cert expires
2. Don't proxy the domain in the cloudflare DNS
Am I missing something, can this be accomplished somehow?
I'm grateful for any input.
Thanks in advance!
I was wondering if there is a better way to issue or renew Let's Encrypt certificates in plesk, if the site is behind cloudflare.
Every time, my Let's Encrypt certificate is expired i have to temporarily pause cloudflare on my site, so that Let's Encrypt is able to resolve my dns records and especially the ACME txt record.
This does not seem like the ideal way of doing this, having to disable cloudflare everytime the cert expires.
The server itself has a Origin cert from Cloudlare, so the Let's Encrypt on is only needed for the mail part.
Best thing would be that the certificate automatially renews itself, which also doesnt work if the site is behind cloudflare.
The way i see it, there are currently 2 options:
1. Perfoming the above steps manually every time a cert expires
2. Don't proxy the domain in the cloudflare DNS
Am I missing something, can this be accomplished somehow?
I'm grateful for any input.
Thanks in advance!