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Setting Up Your SSL Certificate In Plesk For LinuxOnce your certificate has been issued, you will receive an email message containing the signed certificate, along with intermediate certificate and certificate-installation instructions for all supported Web servers. The certificates and instructions are delivered as an email attachment in .ZIP format. The specifics of the installation procedure are determined by your choice of Web server software. Follow the instructions below to install the SSL certificate on your Web server. When you have completed the installation process, you must restart Plesk so that your server will recognize the new certificate. About the Intermediate CertificateBefore you install your issued SSL certificate, you must install our intermediate certificate on your Web server. An intermediate certificate is a subordinate certificate issued by the trusted root specifically to issue end-entity server certificates. The result is a trust-chain that begins at the trusted root CA, through the intermediate, and finally ending with the SSL certificate issued to you. Such certificates are called "chained root certificates." Intermediate certificates provide an added level of security because the Certification Authority (CA) does not need to issue certificates directly from the CA root certificate. The intermediate certificate must be installed on the server bundled with our ValiCert root certificate. You may download intermediate/root certificate bundle — sf_root_bundle.crt — from our repository. Once you have downloaded the bundled certificate, intermediate certificate, and your issued SSL certificate, please follow the instructions below to install them on your Web server. To Install the Web Server Certificate and the Intermediate Certificate
NOTE: Simply restarting Apache will not work. You must stop the service; then start it again to complete the installation. Comments, Questions & Reviews
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