1. Login to Plesk.
2. Click on Hosting Settings.
3. Check the SSL/TLS Support checkbox if it is unchecked.
4. Click Apply to save changes and click OK.
5. Now Click on Lets Encrypt in Websites & Domains Page.
6. Enter your Email Address and check both the checkboxes and click on Install.
7. Once it is installed, it will give a success message.
8. Now click on Hosting Settings to activate your free SSL.
9. Navigate to Certificate in Security Section.
10. Select your installed SSL from the dropdown menu.
If you want to redirect your domain from HTTP to HTTPS, then check “Permanent SEO-safe 301 redirect from HTTP to HTTPS” checkbox.
11. Click Apply to activate SSL on your domain and then click OK.
That’s it!! Your SSL is now installed.
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