Hi We migrated 1500 websites to a new server Let’s encrypt only allows a handful per hour and I think I read a maximum of 50 per week. We filled out the google doc to request an exception however I don’t know when we will hear back about this request, has anyone got any experience with this proce…

@jple can give you info about rate limit updates. Can you share the exact message you’re getting from your ACME client, and what type of issuance you’re doing? I.e. is it lots of unrelated domains, or many subdomains on a single domain? There’s more documentation of how our rate limits work here: h…

[image] christesla: We migrated 1500 websites to a new server Is there a reason you chose not to move the existing certs with the sites to the new server? That would've prevented the need to get new ones for all of them simultaneously.

Hi We are providing shared hosting, it’s lots of separate websites. The error is: One of the Let’s Encrypt rate limits has been exceeded fordomain* Refers me to https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/ it’ll say this on all domains on the server even if this domain hasn’t tried to generate a SS…

IIS won’t allow us to export the letsencrypt SSLs only the paid ones. Previously we used solidcp.com control panel and i’m not sure how exactly this generated the SSLs but it doesn’t allow private key to export.

So you are using Plesk. Plesk uses 1 Let's Encrypt registration per Plesk user. I suspect the rate limit you are hitting is this one: You can create a maximum of 10 Accounts per IP Address per 3 hours So if you have 100 Plesk users, it would take a total of 30 hours (10 users per 3 hours) to r…

Yes we are using plesk but with 573 users and 2040 domains. (including the domains already using SSL ie RapidSSL) What we tried to do was export a list of domains then run on command line to install a SSL from letsencrypt which started failing quite quickly hence why we submitted a request to have …

here is the exact error: Invalid response from https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/acme/new-acct . Details: Type: urn:ietf:params:acme:error:rateLimited Status: 429 Detail: Error creating new account :: too many registrations for this IP: see https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/

Your rate limit increase may not be granted: It takes a few weeks to process requests, so this form is not suitable if you just need to reset a rate limit faster than it resets on its own. If you want to fix the problem immediately, you might need to manually issue the missing certificates using…

[image] christesla: IIS won’t allow us to export the letsencrypt SSLs only the paid ones. Previously we used solidcp.com control panel and i’m not sure how exactly this generated the SSLs but it doesn’t allow private key to export. If you get desperate, there are ways to bypass that cert stor…

[image] _az: If you want to fix the problem immediately, you might need to manually issue the missing certificates using non-Plesk tools, and then gradually replace them with Plesk-issued certificates as the account registration limit permits (~7 days for all your 573 users). Personally, I wo…

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