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remove https ssl certificate sitepreview

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lolofora

Guest
Hi,
well i m new to plesk and i was wondering if there is in anyway without to have to buy an approve ssl certificate to display the preview url with

HTTP://....
and NOT
HTTPS://....

i provide just ftp space to some of my customer that do not even have a domaine name and they can access ther content via web but the HTTPS and the certificate error either from IE or FF annoy them a bit.

Thank you
 
Hi.

The thing is that when one uses Site preview button from Plesk it goes through Plesk web control panel engine which always runs through https so you will always get this certificate warning.
However if your web site DNS has already propagated you shold be able to view site at http://site_name without any problems.

Also you can advise customers to click on 'Install certificate' or 'Accept this certificate for all sessions' when they see this warning.

Hope this helps.
 
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