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Migrating an SSL cert

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suite224

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Howdy,

I'm in the process of migrating some sites from an old Raq4 to our new Plesk server. One site that I just migrated has an SSL cert. It migrated fine, and the cert shows up in the 'Certificates' section under that domain, but the CSR and CA certificate are missing, and anytime I go to a secure page on that domain, it gives me an error and appears to be trying to use the default 'plesk' cert from the server.

Should I have imported it in another way? What do I need to do to get this working? I know very little about SSL certs :(

Thanks,
 
When you made the move, did you bind a new exclusive IP with the ssl cert under 'Server' then "IP Addresses'??
 
The cert doesn't show up in there (Server > IP Addresses)as being available to assign to the IP address. The only place I see the cert is when I go to the domain, and then click on Certificates.
 
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