Hello,
I have seen a few threads related to this, but none that are close enough for me to get a workable solution from.
Here is my setup:
a.com - 1.1.1.1 - Hosted at bluehost, and with WildCard SSL Cert.
webnode.a.com - 1.1.1.2 - Hosted on a VPS, and with a copy of the a.com wildcard cert.
b.com - 1.1.1.3 - Hosted on webnode, with it's own wildcard cert.
By playing around in WHM and cPanel, I was able to set up "b.a.com" as an addon domain, belonging to the cPanel account of a.com, and I was even able to get it to pick up a.com's wildcard certificate (Had to override the IP in WHM and the A-Record at BlueHost, so they both point b.a.com to 1.1.1.2).
Due to the nature of the project, SSL is not optional, or else I would just set up a CNAME record for b.a.com and be on my merry way! I have also looked into UCC SAN Certificates, but I would like to avoid them if possible, since they do not allow for wildcard sans on the main domain.
However, Now when I visit b.a.com or https://b.a.com, I just get the Default Website Page. I have waited several hours and flushed my DNS Resolver cache, but to no avail. Is there a better/different way I should go about implementing this?
Thanks!
I have seen a few threads related to this, but none that are close enough for me to get a workable solution from.
Here is my setup:
a.com - 1.1.1.1 - Hosted at bluehost, and with WildCard SSL Cert.
webnode.a.com - 1.1.1.2 - Hosted on a VPS, and with a copy of the a.com wildcard cert.
b.com - 1.1.1.3 - Hosted on webnode, with it's own wildcard cert.
By playing around in WHM and cPanel, I was able to set up "b.a.com" as an addon domain, belonging to the cPanel account of a.com, and I was even able to get it to pick up a.com's wildcard certificate (Had to override the IP in WHM and the A-Record at BlueHost, so they both point b.a.com to 1.1.1.2).
Due to the nature of the project, SSL is not optional, or else I would just set up a CNAME record for b.a.com and be on my merry way! I have also looked into UCC SAN Certificates, but I would like to avoid them if possible, since they do not allow for wildcard sans on the main domain.
However, Now when I visit b.a.com or https://b.a.com, I just get the Default Website Page. I have waited several hours and flushed my DNS Resolver cache, but to no avail. Is there a better/different way I should go about implementing this?
Thanks!