Dear support and colleagues, We're having a weird problem after changing the domain of the server. Installed: Perfect Debian 9 Apache ISPC 3.1 domain of the server changed. necessary changes made in: /etc/hosts, hostname, postfix/main.cf, ISPC-WEB server config... everywhere The problem is that the old name of the server is kept in some letsencrypt certificate. My guess: at the IPSC installation script. When email clients try to connect, they always ask if to accept the certificate and when we press view certificate - we can see that its the old domain name. Should we also restart the ISPConfig installation script and choose to issue new certificates or? Based on all recommendations on the forum after domain change there was never mentioned anything about certificate change. Only the base settings that we already changed. Best regards
The ispconfig installation script does not create or configure a let's encrypt SSL certificate. If you have a let#s encrypt certificate for ISPConfig itself, then you must have installed it after ispconfig installation and then you have to change it manually.
Hi Till, thank you for the response. I thought that during the install of the ISPC script, the 2 times that it asks for cert data are used for this. But right now i tried with ISPC upgrade to the latest patch and choosing to reconfigure cert but its still the same when communicating with the mail server. The certificate which is asked in Outlook is with the old domain name. If i go through web interface to mail.domain.com, then the new cert is shown. If i try to send-receive mail in outlook, then it asks if it should connect with the server with mail.old-domain.com Can you please advice which certificate to renew? BR
