I am using Cloudpanel as a reverse proxy to a local server. This server setup a LetsEncrypt certificate itself. However, when I go to access it via it's FQDN, the certificate from Cloudpanel is used.

Is there a way to ignore the Cloudpanel cert so that traffic will use only the cert from the local server?

bholland dedi:

I am using Cloudpanel as a reverse proxy to a local server. This server setup a LetsEncrypt certificate itself. However, when I go to access it via it's FQDN, the certificate from Cloudpanel is used.

Is there a way to ignore the Cloudpanel cert so that traffic will use only the cert from the local server?

When using Cloudpanel as a reverse proxy, HTTPS traffic terminates at Cloudpanel, causing its SSL certificate to be used instead of the local server's Let's Encrypt certificate; to ensure the local server's certificate is used, you should disable SSL termination on Cloudpanel and configure SSL passthrough to forward encrypted traffic directly to the local server.

Thank you for your reply. How do I configure SSL passthrough in Cloudpanel?