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SSL certificate is left intact on the server when a domain is removed

Updated November 07, 2018 15:12

Applicable to:

Plesk for Windows

Note: This article has the reference to the issue with the fix available:

#PPPM-7697 "Support issue #PPPM-7697"
Fixed in:
- Plesk Onyx 17.8 Release 17 April 2018

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Symptoms

After a domain is removed, SSL certificate is left intact on the server.

Cause.

Plesk bug #PPPM-7697 which will be fixed in future product updates.

Resolution

Until a fix became available, unwanted certificates can be removed manually using the following steps:

1. Connect to the server via RDP .

2. Run the certlm.msc utility.

3. Right-click on Certificates - Local Computer > click Find Certificates...

4. Find a certificate by a domain name.

5. Right-click on a certificate and press Delete .

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