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Resolved How to create Lets Encrypt certificate for Plesk
- Thread starter onki
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Hi onki,
you might just create a separate subscription ( customer = none => admin subscription ), just for your Plesk-Control-Panel - domain, for example I recommend the FULL HOSTNAME of your server ( i.e.: servername.your-domain.com ) as subscription.
You are then able to install a "Let's Encrypt certificate" just as within other subscriptions / (sub)domains.
you might just create a separate subscription ( customer = none => admin subscription ), just for your Plesk-Control-Panel - domain, for example I recommend the FULL HOSTNAME of your server ( i.e.: servername.your-domain.com ) as subscription.
You are then able to install a "Let's Encrypt certificate" just as within other subscriptions / (sub)domains.