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Can I convert dedicated ssl ips to sni?

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  1. ozgurerdogan

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    I have some client using dedicated ips. And I want to convert have them used SNI to reduce the ip usage on server. Is that possible? And please how ?
     
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    If you have centos 6 then yes. My suggestion will be Add all non ssl sites to main shared ip and then move all ssl domains to another ip and you can remove all the other ip's from your server.

    You can do this simply from the below section in whm
    • Home »
    • Account Functions »
    • Change Site’s IP Address
    Hope this helps
     
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    I have centos 7. Do I have to make anything with ssl settings?
     
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    Normally Nothing else . If you see any issues in ssl, just reinstall the cert and everything should be fine
     
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    Hello,

    Yes, as mentioned, changing the account's IP address to the shared IP should be the only required step. Let us know if you encounter any issues.

    Thank you.
     
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