Hello, I would like to know if any way to exclude ssl from the domain, so I can instantiate on another server,
(note that I bought a ssl but I’m only restricted to a domain)
Hi @ricardo1973
there is no “letsencrypt domain”.
If you have installed a Letsencrypt certificate, you can install a certificate from another CA.
Installing another certificate -> the Letsencrypt certificate is replaced.
It’s not required to delete something (or to revoke the Letsencrypt certificate).
the reason, I want to use letsencrypt, but I can not because I've reached the limit
I need to set up subdomain
Which limit? There are different limits.
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