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How do I edit a SSL certificate?
Editing An Existing SSL Certificate
- Navigate to Domain Settings > Domain Info.
- Select the domain you wish to edit SSL certificate for.
- Click the Edit icon in the Web Service field.
- Click the Edit Icon in the SSL Support field.
- Various input fields will be displayed.
Can you add a SAN to an existing certificate?
Anytime a SAN is added to an existing cert, a new CSR is required. The CSR must contain all the existing as well as new SANs. Consult your server manual for instructions on how to add SANs to the CSR. The common name for the CSR must be the same as the original certificate.
How to create SSL certificates with multiple host names?
There’s another article on creating wildcard certificates in apache (and here on IIS ), but we’ve not discussed the possibility of having a single certificate answer to several hostnames (DNS cnames, and http host headers). This uses an SSL feature called SubjectAlternativeName (or SAN, for short).
How to configure SSL certificates for multiple Tomcat connectors?
For HTTP this can easily be accomplished, by mapping those hostnames to the same IP address, using the tools provided by your registrar. Supporting HTTPS for multiple hosts is more involved since the SSL certificates need to be deployed and made available to Tomcat.
How to host multiple sites in azure CLI?
In Azure CLI, you must use –host-names instead of –host-name. With host-names, you can mention up to 5 host names as comma-separated values and use wildcard characters. For example, –host-names “*.contoso.com,*.fabrikam.com”
How can I export my SSL certificate to another server?
When you click on OK, your new certificate will be created. you’ll see it listed in the main screen. To export this to a file (and copy back to the server), click on the server name in the left-hand panel and then right-click on the certificate listed at the bottom-right. Select export certificate.