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Resolved Plesk Migration - Websites now using plesk admin ssl certificate

czech999

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
Plesk Hosting Stack on Ubuntu (BYOL)18.0.73
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.73 Update #5
Hello,

I'm migrating hosting providers. I spun up a new VPS and did a Plesk Migration. All went well and after cutting over DNS I immediately saw that the websites were now all trying to use the Plesk Admin URL's SSL certificate for the 3 websites installed and hosted on Plesk.

When I try to access any of the 3 websites being hosted, for example website1.com I get an ssl error and it shows admin.mypleskdomain.com thus causing the mismatch. I can't seem to figure out how to fix this. I tried re-issuing new certificates for all 3 websites. I'm not using AAA dns names either if that matters as I saw that was an issue from a previous thread with similar problems.
 
Hi, @czech999 . Just to be sure, you see the Let's Encrypt certificate selected in Domains > exampledomain.com > Hosting Settings > Certificate, correct?
If haven't already, could you please try the repair utility:

Code:
plesk repair web exampledomain.com -y
 
Thank you all for you help. I ended up figuring it out. It was my shared IP. It's listed in their twice under Settings > Tools & Resources > IP Addresses. My Internal IP with a Public IP labeled as Shared. Then my external listed as Shared as well.

On each site under hosting and the IP address I had my public address in there twice for the drop down. I selected the other and it immediately worked and fixed it. It seems it was binding that cert to the plesk admin console for my hosted sites.
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