I assume this issue has been discussed here before, but I can't find it.
AutoSSL has an entry for a host that has now been deleted (the A record was removed). Now I get the "The AutoSSL certificate renewal may cause a reduction of coverage..." e-mail message and it says, "“host.example.com” does not resolve to any IPv4 addresses on the internet."
I don't see where I can remove the so it won't be included in the AutoSLL process.
Under Manage SSL Hosts, I see the entries for the domain in question, and a red lock icon next to the host that no longer exists. There is a Delete button, but that (presumably) applies to all the hosts, not just the deleted one.
Under Manage AutoSSL > Manage Users, I see a button to [Reset AutoSSL on selected N users], but I did not find a description of what the reset involves. This is not something where I feel confident experimenting.
What's the best/recommended way to tell AutoSSL that a host is gone?
AutoSSL has an entry for a host that has now been deleted (the A record was removed). Now I get the "The AutoSSL certificate renewal may cause a reduction of coverage..." e-mail message and it says, "“host.example.com” does not resolve to any IPv4 addresses on the internet."
I don't see where I can remove the so it won't be included in the AutoSLL process.
Under Manage SSL Hosts, I see the entries for the domain in question, and a red lock icon next to the host that no longer exists. There is a Delete button, but that (presumably) applies to all the hosts, not just the deleted one.
Under Manage AutoSSL > Manage Users, I see a button to [Reset AutoSSL on selected N users], but I did not find a description of what the reset involves. This is not something where I feel confident experimenting.
What's the best/recommended way to tell AutoSSL that a host is gone?