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Replacing default certificate

Chris1

Regular Pleskian
Hello,

I am replacing the default certificate in Plesk so that customers do not get a certificate warning when visiting the panel login page.

I've created the certificate in the "SSL Certificates" section made it default and used it to secure Plesk. However I've still got all the existing domains using the old default certificate, how can I do a mass changeover so that all existing domains are now using the new certificate?

EDIT: I've updated the IP's to use the new certificate. When I go to "SSL Certificates" in "Tools and Settings", it seems that there are some domains now using the new certificate but quite a lot of the other are still not, how can I get these over too?
 
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Hello Chris,
Navigate to Tools -> IP addresses -> Click on the IP your customers use and select the default SSL for it ...
 
Hello Chris,
Navigate to Tools -> IP addresses -> Click on the IP your customers use and select the default SSL for it ...

Hi abdi, thank you for your reply.

I tried that but it seems that other domains are still using the old default certificate. Does it just take time to change or would the server need a restart to take effect fully?
 
Hmmm if you have no more purpose for the old SSL, delete it since after all you have set the new one as default ..
 
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