So I have been having a fun time today going through updates and checking the SSL Certs are up-to-date. Ran a check on the cPanel one and the Cert had expired. So I went about trying to update it. I ended up having to delete it and install the new one.
When I try to install it like I have in the past, I get the message below:
Given “ip” doesn’t match non-SSL vhost IP (*).
No changes would have been made elsewhere.
So the next attempt I left the IP Address box empty. The certificate installed. So ran a second check and found that it is picking up 2 Certificates.
I went into Manage SSL Hosts and found that a customer Certificate (matching the one in the check) had been assigned as the Shared Cert. The Server one has "*" for the IP Address and is listed as dedicated. So I then click on Make Primary and get the message below:
The primary VirtualHost is not set for the IP address “*” and type “ssl”.
Is there any way to fix this, or do we have to have the insecurity of a customer SSL/domain being show in public checks on the Server SSL?
When I try to install it like I have in the past, I get the message below:
Given “ip” doesn’t match non-SSL vhost IP (*).
No changes would have been made elsewhere.
So the next attempt I left the IP Address box empty. The certificate installed. So ran a second check and found that it is picking up 2 Certificates.
I went into Manage SSL Hosts and found that a customer Certificate (matching the one in the check) had been assigned as the Shared Cert. The Server one has "*" for the IP Address and is listed as dedicated. So I then click on Make Primary and get the message below:
The primary VirtualHost is not set for the IP address “*” and type “ssl”.
Is there any way to fix this, or do we have to have the insecurity of a customer SSL/domain being show in public checks on the Server SSL?