Certbot Remove a Domain Name from SSL Certficate
On a server, I have an SSL certificate with 2 domains (doaminA.com and domainB.com) domainB.com no longer pointed to this
Lego – LetsEncrypt client
Lego is a Let’s Encrypt client and ACME library written in Go. https://go-acme.github.io/lego/ Install Lego To install go to the
Install LetsEncrypt in CentOS 7
certbot deprecated support for CentOS 7, so new version of certbot-auto script won’t work on CentOS 7. To install certbot
Change Email address of LetsEncrypt SSL
To change email address of LetsEncrypt SSL certficate account, run See LetsEncrypt
Delete LetsEncrypt SSL certficate
To list all available LetsEncrypt SSL certficates, run To delete a certificate, run You can find NAME_OF_SSL_CERT from command “certbot
LetsEncrypt SSL On Nginx Password Protected site
When you develop a web site, you will need it password protected so others won’t see or you don’t want
Install LetsEncrypt SSL on Bitnami
NOTE: bitnami provides a tool to install SSL, it is better to use the tool to install SSL. You can
Install SSL Certificate in Virtualmin
To install SSL certificate in Virtualmin, select the domain from drop down list of Virtualmin. On left Menu, go to
Nginx Proxy SSL Verification
When using Nginx as a reverse proxy, you may need to handle SSL verification requests. Passing this request to the
certbot certificates
To list all letsencrypt SSL certificates, run Example letsencrypt
Enable LetsEncrypt SSL in ISPConfig
Login to ISPConfig at https://your-server-ip:8080 On main menu, click on “Sites”. It will show all available web sites on your
Letsencrypt
ACME (acme.sh) Free SSL Certificate Lego Enable LetsEncrypt SSL in ISPConfig LetsEncrypt Windows LetsEncrypt SSL On Nginx Password Protected site