Let Plesk use certificates configured on a domain
Currently users are able to configure SSL certificates on their domain, and when using SNI this works like a charm. However, these certifcates are not used for the Plesk interface.
It would be great that when a user adds a certificate for https://www.example.com/ it would also add these certificates (using SNI) to the Plesk server, so that https://www.example.com:8443/ would result in having a valid certificate.
Currently website certificates are not propagated to the Plesk interface.
Tozz
shared this idea
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Alexis Garcia commented
We need it urgently
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Naeem Ahmed
commented
Obviously, in my opinion. This is very critical and needs to be done on right away. Customers should have an option to open their control panel URL's at 8443 with their SSL certificates like cPanel is providing to its customers.
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NK
commented
Yes, override any panel certificate if the panel is being accessed via customer's domain.
Basically if a domain uses their own certificate (https://example.com), the domain owner also wants to be able to access the panel [via his domain] (https://example.com:8443) using the same certificate. -
Tozz
commented
No, not override. Use as an addition. With SNI you can host multiple SSL certificates on 1 IP-address, but it doesn't neccessarly show a different website.
So basicly the Plesk interface would be reachable using multiple SSL certificates using SNI. For browsers not supporting SNI (eg. WinXP with MSIE9) you could fallback to the server certificate.
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Interesting. Would you mean customer certificate overriding server certificate? Or override only for default (self-signed) server certificate?
