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SSL certificate in Plesk
- Thread starter Albert110
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Hi,
yes, go to ...
Tools & Settings > SSL Certificates > Select Certificate > Click Make Default
It will then be available in scope of the domain.
I hope that helps
Regards
Lloyd
yes, go to ...
Tools & Settings > SSL Certificates > Select Certificate > Click Make Default
It will then be available in scope of the domain.
I hope that helps
Regards
Lloyd
Hello Lloyd,
Thats not working.
i explain what i have don:
1) tools & settings\ssl certificates\
the certificate is default, and it says that it is used 3 times
2) now i go to the sub domain, hosting settings.
check ssl support, and select the certificate (other repository)
3) i dont see it under secure your sites.
4) then i want to put the ssl suport in the htaccess.
But that was it not.
Greetings,
Albert
Thats not working.
i explain what i have don:
1) tools & settings\ssl certificates\
the certificate is default, and it says that it is used 3 times
2) now i go to the sub domain, hosting settings.
check ssl support, and select the certificate (other repository)
3) i dont see it under secure your sites.
4) then i want to put the ssl suport in the htaccess.
But that was it not.
Greetings,
Albert
