The subdomain setup does have a checkbox for SSL support but it does not allow you to select the certificate. But you CAN install multiple certificates in the domain repositoryģ. There does not seem to be a way to assign an IP address to a subdomain or a cerficate to a subdomain.Ģ. How do I get the subdomain to "use" the right certificate? works does not work (It uses the certificate for )ġ. You'll have to double-check this by testing yourself, viewing the full reports, seeing the warning cause(s).I can't get my subdomain to use the security certificate I installed. If you're still concerned about SSL certificate warnings, these shouldn't really happen any more, if, they were originally relevant only to the items contained within the apache_2 fix. You can quite safely just ignore these (as many people regularly do) but to completely remove them, you would need to change your current configuration (as mentioned in post #3 above). That's attributable to the certificate chain, as administered by yourself / your current config / setup etc. they were not the reason for the Name MisMatch warnings anyway. certificate #1 transparency and certificate #2 No SNI & DNS CAA & transparency on the snapshots that you've posted from the Qualy SSL Labs tests, are those driven by the Plesk Support Team's apache_2 fix and its subsequent restart by you are great progress, but. For cross reference, attached, is a screen-grab image, from one of our own hosted domains. Some ( sensitive) security checks might ( due to their own acceptance criteria.) produce warnings as a result of this. If you look at all of your own Qualy SSL Labs test results, you'll see lots and lots of weak cipher suites still in use. You'll have to double-check this by testing yourself, viewing the full reports, seeing the warning cause(s).įWIW one relatively simple thing that you could do, is to improve your choice of cipher suites that are being used (on and all the hosted domains). Plus FWIW > SSL Server Test: (Powered by Qualys SSL Labs)Ĭlick to expand.The changes that you've highlighted i.e. > SSL Server Test: (Powered by Qualys SSL Labs) You might have misread the the test page on but there's definitely a Name Mismatch showing on its current Qualy SSL Labs test. Indeed, that is the case on both of the domains that you have included in your post i.e (Name Mismatch on both 2nd and 3rd Certificate) and (Name Mismatch on 2nd Certificate). ** There are other config possibilities but this one is an easy one to show. If the 2nd (and/or 3rd etc) certificate in the chain isn't covered with say a SAN certificate** being utilised by the host name / hosting server in the certificate chain, one which does include the domain ( in your example), then depending on the fine details of the config, there will (usually) always be a name mismatch shown on the 2nd Certificate (and/or 3rd etc) in the chain on Qualy SSL Labs tests. It's one certificate for a domain ( in your first example) and one certificate for the host name / hosting server in the certificate chain. It's not two certificates for one domain. MariaDB > select d.name from domains d inner join hosting h on h.dom_id = d.id where h.certificate_id = 137 Ĭlick to expand.Only, if your own / the current configuration has been set up in such a way as to to require that. MariaDB > select d.name,certificate_id from domains d inner join hosting h on h.dom_id = d.id where d.name = '' MariaDB > select d.name from domains d inner join hosting h on h.dom_id = d.id where h.certificate_id = 103 MariaDB > select id, name from certificates where name = 'Lets Encrypt ' For more information, plesk db says certificates is only used for, not for.
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