Good day,
There are many different addresses that can be used to connect to WHM. One address is example.com:2087. This gets me securely (that is, using SSL) to WHM. The disadvantage, at least in Firefox, is with auto-filling the name and password: Firefox displays 11 possibilities for example.com on my site, so it takes two extra clicks to get logged in.
To get around that, one could try whm.example.com. Firefox fills in the name and password, but there is no SSL certificate for whm.example.com.
WHM automatically creates the dns record for whm.example.com, but doesn't automatically create an SSL certificate for that subdomain. Is that an oversight? Also, could someone give a tip on how to request that certificate? Do I do it in "Generate an SSL Certificate and Signing Request"?
Thanks!
Chris
There are many different addresses that can be used to connect to WHM. One address is example.com:2087. This gets me securely (that is, using SSL) to WHM. The disadvantage, at least in Firefox, is with auto-filling the name and password: Firefox displays 11 possibilities for example.com on my site, so it takes two extra clicks to get logged in.
To get around that, one could try whm.example.com. Firefox fills in the name and password, but there is no SSL certificate for whm.example.com.
WHM automatically creates the dns record for whm.example.com, but doesn't automatically create an SSL certificate for that subdomain. Is that an oversight? Also, could someone give a tip on how to request that certificate? Do I do it in "Generate an SSL Certificate and Signing Request"?
Thanks!
Chris