Add subdomains in one Let's Encrypt certificate
Add subdomains to one Let's Encrypt certificate.
Why?
Because Let's Encrypt has currently limit 5 certificates / 7 days on one domain.
Example: in one Let's Encrypt cerftificate will be this DNS names: example.com; www.example.com; sub1.example.com; sub2.example.com
I think it will be helpful if you can simply add your own domains and subdomains in Let's Encrypt Certificate.
Thanks!
Wildcard certificates issuing is available starting 2.6.0
So, now it’s possible to use the same certificate for domain and subdomains
https://ext.plesk.com/packages/f6847e61-33a7-4104-8dc9-d26a0183a8dd-letsencrypt
https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/onyx/change-log/#17811-mu20180705
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twistedpixel
    
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  “Currently, wildcard SSL/TLS certificates are not renewed automatically. This feature is planned to be added later.”
I hope sooner rather than later though!
Great feature, thanks :)
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BJ
    
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  support for subdomains is a badly needed feature
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Daniel Baldwin
    
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  +1
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Anonymous
    
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  wildcards for letsencrypt will be available in future. It would be nice to get a feature to allow all subdomains be handled this way.
see: https://letsencrypt.org/2017/07/06/wildcard-certificates-coming-jan-2018.html
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Gabriel T commented
Very important feature. It will save customers from a lot of confusion while using email clients.
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Rainer
    
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  would also be nice to have a 'Test LE' - Button to make sure that everything works before we actually create the certificates.
Just ran into the 5-per-week-limit due to a server file permission problem and have to wait for 7 days now :-( - 
      
Azahar Khan
    
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  Currently we are having indivisible certificates for my all sub domains and it takes manual time to request certificate for each new domain you the implement SAN can be easily done in single certificate
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DerDanilo commented
I'm sure they are working on this feature. The LE plugin received a lot of new features recently. For more features to work stable, they need time to test on several distributions. Stay tuned! :)
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Leonard Niehaus
    
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  VOTE!
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Monika Kumari Agrawal
    
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  I need it. Please give. It is important.
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Amit Kumar Pathak
    
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  It's important
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Satyam Dabre
    
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  Please implement this as soon as possible
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Anonymous
    
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  i need it
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DerDanilo commented
This should be possible and not just working with aliases.
Having one certificate for a whole domain including all subdomains (should be selectable in when creating the certificate for the root domain/subdomain).Please let me know if you need more input, we can discuss it.
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Sergio
    
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  This is very usefull, please implement this as soon as possible
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Daniel commented
Remember also, compatibility with alias, now is working, but the SAN also to work and configure with subdomains, and aliases.
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Daniel commented
Please, add this functionality to plesk plugin.
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Carsten
    
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  In my opinion, this is not correct. It is not possible to create wildcard certificates (* .mydom.tld). However, explicit subdomains (sub1.mydomain.tld, sub2.mydomain.tld) can be integrated into a let's encrypt certificate.
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Madalin Ignisca
    
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  This is on the Let's Encrypt official website:
"Let’s Encrypt offers Domain Validation (DV) certificates. We do not offer Organization Validation (OV), Extended Validation (EV), or wildcard certificates, primarily because we cannot automate issuance for those types of certificates."
https://letsencrypt.org/docs/faq/This is not a Plesk limitation, as it's impossible from let's encrypt.
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Vijay
    
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  This will help for our time management because right now it takes lots of time to manage n number of certificates for my single domain.