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cpanel subdomain is auto-listed in primary domain cert

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Hey there!  There is no way to do this without making the subomdain its own cPanel account in WHM, which is a perfectly valid way of arranging the domains on the server. 

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  • Russel Olinger

    cPRex Each subdomain is mapped to its own base root directory (in cPanel - Domains), and each has its own cert - except the Portal one, that cert is bundled with the primary domain.  Everything is setup the same for each so I don't get why "portal" gets auto-included with the primary domain cert.

    When I go to portal.mydomain.com and view the cert it lists portal.mydomain.com as the CN - which is good.  BUT, when I do the same from the primary mydomain.com, it lists the CN as portal.mydomain.com - which is NOT good.

    Its like the portal, the subdomain, riding the primary domain cert is actually the primary CN of the cert.  I def gotta fix this.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    There's no way to fix that as cPanel doesn't guarantee what the CN of the certificate will be.  We have had users submit feature requests at features.cpanel.net about this issue, so if you'd like to leave some feedback there using the button in the top-right corner I'll be sure the developers see that, but at this time I don't have a workaround.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    I've been talking with the team about this and you are the fourth request for this issue, so I'm going to be creating a new card over at features.cpanel.net that people can leave comments on!

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  • Russel Olinger

    this sounds odd.  I mean, how were my other three subdomains certs done independently of the primary domain?  Or maybe, how did the "portal" one get added to the primary?  I am not certain which question is more applicable.  But the fact that my other 3 subdomains are already separated out means there should be, or must be, a way to separate "portal" out to its own cert - just not certain how.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    It would be best to create a ticket so this can be examined directly on the server, as I don't have a good explanation for that behavior.

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  • Russel Olinger

    cPRex - I don't have my cPanel license direct with cPanel, my license comes through GoDaddy on dedicated VS.  Can I still open a ticket with cPanel to have this looked at?  I don't have GoDaddy hosting support as I manage everything on the server myself.

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator

    Normally you would open the ticket with your license provider and then they would escalate to us if they can't resolve the issue.

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