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Can SSL Certificates Be Upgraded?
Updated on 2023-12-19 GMT+08:00
Can SSL Certificates Be Upgraded?
No.
After a certificate is issued, it cannot be upgraded. The certificate information, such as the domain name associated with the certificate, certificate validity period, and certificate authority, cannot be modified.
To associate a certificate with another domain name, change the certificate authority, or change the certificate validity period, apply for a new certificate.
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