browsing whm/cpanel UI through mobile android device (problems connecting)

[betoranaldi]

I'm having this really strange problem.

I recently got an android device (Motorola Droid) and when I try to access any cpanel/whm control panel through the browser I get a connection error.

At first I thought it was just that, a connection issue. But I connected through 3G/WiFi with the same results. I also tried using different browsers with the same results.

Now looking at the SSL certificates, I noticed something very strange. When I visit the (server) https://host.domain.com/ the certificate comes up as valid.

Once the port gets added https://host.domain.com:2087/ the certificate shows up as invalid and doesn't look like it is associated with the domain/server at all. The certificate being displayed is said to be from valicert.com when viewing the server with the port number.

If I disable the host/ssl redirection in the tweaks menu, I can access the control panel without a problem it just isn't through a secure channel.

I then went to cpanel.net to see if I could access their demo through the device, and I can without any problems.

It definitely looks like it has something to do with the SSL certificate or server configuration. I installed the certificate from godaddy following their instructions and never have had a problem with it on a normal computer.

Has anyone experienced something similar? It would be nice to have the ability to access the control panel on the go.

Thanks
Brian

[betoranaldi]

now this morning FireFox is exhibiting the same behavior (only when the ports are added to the https link. FireFox gives a specific error (unlike the mobile browser)

Error:

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to host.burningtwig.com:2087.
Peer's Certificate has been revoked.

(Error code: sec_error_revoked_certificate)

* The page you are trying to view can not be shown be cause the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.

* Please contact the web site owners to inform them of this problem. Alternatively, use the command found in the help menu to report this broken site.

[betoranaldi]

So it appears that although I updated the SSL Cert in the SSL/TLS menu I also needed to updated it under the Services menu.

Once I did this and rebooted the server, all started working as intended.