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Question SSL Cert (via Let's Encrypt) for MailEnable Webmail

WindowsSysadmin

New Pleskian
Hi All,

I have a suspicion that this isn't a thing - but here is the scenario:

Customer has MailEnable and uses the Webmail feature, they also use Let's Encrypt for their SSL certs, as such, they've created a cert for webmail.domain.com to secure their webmail portal.

Now, we've worked around this by jumping into IIS, changing the binding for that domain to run on HTTPS, Port 443 and applying the Cert.

Is there a way through the Plesk panel that the customer can do this? If not, can this be raised as a feature request?

Running Onyx 17.0
 
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