Plesk for Windows
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Plesk for Linux
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Question
How to install SSL certificate for domain alias in Plesk?
Answer
A separate certificate only for the domain alias cannot be created or uploaded. Instead, create a new Let's Encrypt certificate for the main domain and specify the alias to secure:
I. Log in to Plesk and install SSLIt! from Extensions catalog if it is not yet installed.
II. Create a new certificate:
- Go to Extensions > My Extensions tab > SSLIt! and click Install button in Recommended extensions next to Let's Encrypt icon.
- Go to Websites & Domains > SSL/TLS Certificates and click Get Certificates button. Scroll down to "More options" and click Install button next to "Install a free basic certificate provided by Let's Encrypt"
- Specify email address of domain owner.
- Specify if you want to include an alternative domain name for the domain and each selected alias, for example:
www.example.com
for example.com. It is recommended to select this checkbox. - Specify if you want to include webmail, for example:
webmail.example.com
. It is recommended to select this checkbox. - Select the domain alias to secure and click Install
III. Secure the main domain with it's aliases:
- Go to Websites & Domains and click Hosting Settings.
- Select the SSL/TLS support checkbox.
- Select the newly issued Let's Encrypt certificate from the Certificate menu, and click OK.
Additional information
To secure domain alias with a paid certificate, contact a certificate provider to add the alias name to the certificate as the subject alternative name (SAN). Then, secure the main domain with this certificate as described here.
Comments
1 comment
There is no "Get Certificate" Button as specified in your steps. So unable to install SSL.
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