add a port like 7000 to an ssh certificate
Hello,
What is the way to add a port like 7000 to an ssh certificate? Rocky Linux v9.4.0
Paid external certificate for main domain with subdomains
There is no firewall and I have not installed it on the server.
Thank you
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Hey there! I don't understand the question, as SSL certificates only work on domains and don't have any connection to server ports. Can you let me know specifically what you're trying to do on the server? Maybe there is an alternative workaround.
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Thank you cPRex
I have installed an IRCD chat server that requires login. port 7000 or 6697
I have purchased Wildcard SSL certificates to protect all subdomains.
No SSL certificates were found on REDACTED. Make sure that the name resolves to the correct server and that the SSL port (default is 443) is open on your server's firewall.
When adding a subdomain to the chat through the mentioned port, the following error message appears:
Notice that the subdomain is fully protected. Is the picture clear? What is the solution?
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That seems to be working correctly for me, yes, although note that Apache listens for secure connections over port 443. I have no idea if the service that is running on port 7000 or 6697 understands and processes SSL certificates, but SSL certificates are typically designed to be handled by a webserver.
If you need a secure connection to those ports you should ask the distribute of the software the best way to achieve that.
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Thank you cPRex
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You're very welcome!
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