Create an AutoSSL Certificate for just the domains not covered by the Standard SSL I just bought

RGFuelCells

• November 08, 2021 16:41

Hello, recently I upgraded the SSL certificate on one of my domains (let's call it hello.com) to a Standard SSL. However, this domain only covers hello.com and www.hello.com Basically these domains are not covered by the Standard SSL and there may be more:

• cpanel.
• cpcalendars.
• cpcontactacts.
• mail.
• webdisk.
• webmail.

Is there a way that I can install AutoSSL on just these subdomains? Or is there a better practice for my issue at hand. I have been getting the emails that cPanel sends out whenever the SSL Certificate expires: " alt="?">https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/e/notoemoji/13.1.1/26a0/32.png
hello.com: AutoSSL certificate expiry on 11/5/21 UTC" Should I renew that SSL instead? It's past the expiry date.

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  quietFinn

  • November 08, 2021 22:23

  Go to cPanel -> Security -> SSL/TLS Status where you can exclude hello.com and www.hello.com

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  RGFuelCells

  • November 09, 2021 16:40

  Go to cPanel -> Security -> SSL/TLS Status where you can exclude hello.com and So would anyone know if there's a workaround to this?

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  cPanelAnthony

  • November 09, 2021 20:18

  Hello! Is there a particular reason you changed from AutoSSL to a standard non-san non-wildcard SSL? I am not aware of a solution outside of either just using AutoSSL, or using a certificate that inherently covers these subdomains.

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  RGFuelCells

  • November 09, 2021 20:51

  Go to cPanel -> Security -> SSL/TLS Status where you can exclude hello.com and www.hello.com but with it I was not able to add the wildcard domains on it. So it's a money issue. I want to use an AutoSSL on those subdomains (every subdomain that is not hello.com and www.hello.com).

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  cPanelAnthony

  • November 10, 2021 16:20

  Unfortunately, I'm not sure if there would be a viable solution. You might need to take the loss of the SSL purchase and simply use AutoSSL for the main domain and subdomains. Maybe another user here will have a good suggestion, however!

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