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Add explicit description on how to re-generate a new certificate

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@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ It is also possible to add the CA to your operating system's certificate store.
Note that you have to add the **CA** certificate (e.g., `/etc/pihole/tls_ca.crt`) and not the server certificate (e.g., `/etc/pihole/tls.pem`).
It is worth noting that the certificate is only valid for the domain that you had configured during certificate creation. If you access the Pi-hole web interface using a different domain, you will get a warning. This is because the certificate does not match the domain. You can either add the certificate for the other domain as well or you can create a new certificate for the other domain.
It is worth noting that the certificate is only valid for the domain that you had configured during certificate creation. If you access the Pi-hole web interface using a different domain, you will get a warning. This is because the certificate does not match the domain. You can either add the certificate for the other domain as well or you can create a new certificate for the other domain. You can easily create a new certificate by removing the old certificate and restarting `pihole-FTL` (e.g., `sudo rm /etc/pihole/tls* && sudo service pihole-FTL restart`). This will create a new certificate for the domain configured in `/etc/pihole/pihole.toml` (setting `webserver.domain`).
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