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SSL Issues between Plesk Control Panel & non-Control Panel

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michaeltw

Guest
I just renewed my SSL certificate for the domain/IP that is attached to my Plesk control panel. When I visit the domain as is with just https:// The certificate is correct and shows up as expiring next year. When I add the :8443 to get to the CP, I get an error stating that my cert is expired and it shows the previous cert's expiration date.

I have started & stopped Apache and even rebooted, but still get the same results.

I don't remember this happening in the past, I've run Plesk since v6 if I remember correctly.

Any suggestions? I installed the cert on the "Server" - do I need to reissue for just the domain?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Mike
 
Compare the contents of /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/httpsd.pem (it contains the private key, the certificate and optionally the CA certificate used on port 8443) with the ones you've configured for you domain. If they are different, recreate the /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/httpsd.pem file with the the private key, the certificate and the CA certificate (if used) for your domain.
 
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