How to add a subdomain to my existing SSL certificate secured by Certbot on Ubuntu 22.04?

By referring to the link, I secured nginx using Certbot on Ubuntu 22.04.
My domain and it's all subdomains are secured now.
It seems they are using one SSL certificate. Am I right?
But I want to add some subdomains more.
How to do?

My domain is: fivervision.com

you repeat the procedure you followed the first time, including all domain and subdomains you desire (max 100)

you can't add to an existing certificate, but you can issue a new certificate with the domains you want.

if nginx knows about your new domains, you can just run sudo certbot --nginx and read what certbot tells you.

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Thanks for your reply.
Yeah, right.
When I ran the command "sudo certbot --nginx", it displays updated list of domains.
My new subdomains are involved there.
Is this the only way?

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What do you mean?

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I wanted to know if there is any other way, so I asked.

I don't know what to tell you. The only way to add a domain to a certificate is to make a new certificate.

Acme clients can present it differently, but behind the scenes it's the same.

And you can always have a different certificate for each domain.

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That's what I want to know. :grinning:
Thanks for your help.
All the best! :+1:

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