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SSL cert defaults to Plesk

JP Kelly

Regular Pleskian
I have been trying to install a Godaddy SSL certificate. It seems to install fine. I have the domain it is for on its own exclusive IP address. I have done everything I can think of and find on Google. When I go to the site the Common Name of the cert shows up as "plesk" even though I have deleted the default Plesk cert. This is in a Virtuozzo Virtual server so I am wondering if this "Plesk" cert is somehow stored in the vz environment and not on my virtual server at all. Help?
 
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