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Question Various 8443 let's encrypt domain on one server

sebgonzes

Silver Pleskian
I know how to protect panel access with let's encrypt, but also want to know if it's possible to protect more domain with this port in plesk? We have a few user that use they own domain to access to panel ( https://www.mydomain.com:8443 ) and they don't understand the unsecure message sometime...

It's possible to do it?
 
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