WHM subdomain SSL?
Hopefully this is an easy question, every search that includes "whm" turns to the service not the subdomain.
Brand new install.
Hostname: cp01.example.com
Using AutoSSL on an account example.com creates:
example.com.au
cpanel.example.com.au
mail.example.com.au
webdisk.example.com.au
webmail.example.com.au
www.example.com.au
Question: Why does it not create whm.example.com ?
Without the whm domain the ssl defaults to the ssl cert for cp01.example.com which provides a browser error.
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/etc/redhat-release:CentOS Linux release 7.4.1708 (Core)
/usr/local/cpanel/version:11.68.0.21
/var/cpanel/envtype:xen hvm
CPANEL=release
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Hello, The "whm" proxy subdomain is only setup automatically on accounts with reseller privileges. You'd need to manually add the "whm" subdomain to any account that's not a reseller if you want to ensure AutoSSL sets up a certificate for it. Thank you. 0 -
Michael Thanks for the reply. I guess I should have mentioned that all the DNS entries are active, and accessible. Also it is the root hostname/domain. whm.example.com.au works fine, other than the ssl error. I created a "whm" subdomain as you suggested. But as I figured that ended up with the follow Forbidden error. I tried adding a redirect on the subdomain as well, in case that is what you meant. but as expected it redirects to: 0 -
Following up. I was surprised that WHM automatically made "whm" subdomains which proxy to "example.com.au:2087" when most cpanel clients don't require whm access. Should this be a feature request? -- Access to whm? (create virtual-proxy/dns/account) 0 -
I was surprised that WHM automatically made "whm" subdomains which proxy to "example.com.au:2087" when most cpanel clients don't require whm access.
Hello, This is part of the "Proxy Subdomains" functionality. We document how this works at: Proxy Subdomains Explanation - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Proxy Subdomains Use the cPanel Service SSL - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Let us know if this document helps to explain how this feature works, and if you have any additional questions. Thank you.0
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