Thank you.
I did change the configuration because I added new domains to the existing certificate. Therefore, I had to install these new domains by adding something to the webserver config file.
I assume there is no certbot command I can run in order to check if automated renewal is on. Is that right?
But you requested a new certificate with certbot, right? If so, you put other/new webroots on the command line. And that should have also been saved into the renewal configuration file.
That is incorrect: you can use --dry-run (possibly needs --force-renewal too if it complains about "Certificate not up for renewal" because the installed certificate is too recent.) to simulate renewal: certbot renew --dry-run
I enetered this command when I added new domains to the certificate:
certbot certonly --cert-name www.domain1.com -w /usr/share/nginx/html -d www.domain1.com -d domain1.com -w /usr/share/nginx/html -d www.example.domain2.com -d example.domain2.com
In light of this and what you previously said, the certificate should automatically renew before expiry for all the domains it includes. Is that correct?
If there's a cronjob or systemd timer set up, yes.
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