I was under the impression that I set up the automated task to renew my domains, but now that I noticed an SSL cert for a frequently used domain has expired, I went in to try to manually renew after researching a bit. Because the cert has already expired, I’m in a bit of a rush to resolve this. I tried to answer the questions as best as possible below. I did attempt to do some research, but didn’t find one exact answer so I was hesitant to try too many ideas with the possibility of messing up all of my certs.
If I need to renew a single domain at a time or only a few, I’m happy to do that but would appreciate some guidance on how to accomplish this with the letsencrypt.exe commands.
The domain that I initially noticed the expiration: cbmgmt.net
I ran this command: I simply opened an elevated command prompt, navigated to my folder, and ran letsencrypt.exe, it gave me options for new/renewal, and I selected A for renew all
It produced this output: Code 429, content: { type: urn:acme:error:rateLimited, detail: Error creating new cert :: too many certificates already issued for exact set of domains: (14 domains listed, including cbmgmt.net and www.cbmgmt.net - side note: I don’t remember requesting two separate ones for www and non-www)
My web server is (include version): IIS 8.5.9600.16384
The operating system my web server runs on is (include version): Windows Server 2012 R2
I have administrative rights on this server.
Also, wanted to note that all my domains say renew after 2018/1/16, and I thought the automated process ran, but my certificates are expiring anyways.