PLESK BASEX HOW TO
PLESK BASEX INSTALL

Click plus icon on the Plesk extension and in the bottom, you will find Let’s Encrypt. So on the bottom here you will find a box called Plesk Extension. Now you are able to see all the features come with Plesk. That opens a new tab that’s the Plesk installer. Note: If you are running your own server and Let’s Encrypt extension is not showing then from the menu bar select tools and settings. Now you are able to see the extensions and here you will find the Let’s Encrypt extension.

PLESK BASEX INSTALL

A pop-up message will appear to notify you to choose the desired extension and to install it. From the manage extensions dialog select “Extensions Catalog”. Manage extensions console has already installed on your Plesk. Now Select “Extensions” from the menu bar. Login to your Plesk Server, the Plesk hosting control panel has appeared.

There may have issues on the production server because there may have bugs in both the extension and client.

Though it has a great impact, the certificate comes with a short validity time limit, only for 90 days.

Things you should considerations before the installation

PLESK BASEX HOW TO

Here, we are going to show you how to install the Let’s Encrypt extension on a Plesk based Linux and windows server.

You can get it onto your Plesk server just within a few clicks. Thanks to Let’s Encrypt, it will provide full free encryption for your website. If you have encrypted web traffic between the server and client web browser then you can higher rank. Precaution is that Google has a policy about the search result if you have the unsecured traffic of the traditional HTTP going from the server to client browser then they may penalize you in a way, lowering your search result. Encrypt traffic between your server and the client web browser that usually something that you have to pay lots of money usually $20 per year and isn’t a full flesh SSL certificate that you can use for mail onto secure Plesk itself.

This free certificate authority(CA) has been formed by some renounce companies like Cisco, Mozilla, Akamai and more. The Let’s Encrypt is an outstanding initiative from the Internet Security Research Group (ISRG) which is dedicated to all Plesk users to create a free SSL certificate and provide free encryption (SSL Certificate) for their domains.

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