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What is an SSL common name mismatch error and how do I fix it?
An error can occur if someone tries to establish an HTTPS connection for an IP address. The HTTPS request to the IP address does not contain the server name, which results in a similar error. To solve the problem, simply go to the page and specify the host name, not the IP address.
What is SSL ID mismatch?
A common name mismatch error occurs when the common name or SAN of your SSL/TLS Certificate does not match the domain or address bar in the browser. This can happen simply by visiting https://example.com instead of https://www.example.com if the certificate does not have them both listed in the SAN of the certificate.
How do I fix mismatch error?
Such kind of error mostly happens at the time of variable assignment and declaration. VBA Type Mismatch gives the “Run Time Error” message with the error code 13. To avoid such errors it is advised to assign the variables properly with proper selection of data types and objects.
Why do I get a SSL common name mismatch error?
By specifying the web hosting name, you can resolve the problem within minutes. The IP address used for new certificate is already in use with the old certificate. This perhaps is the most common cause of common name mismatch error. People often forget to change IP addresses when installing a new SSL Certificate.
Why is my SSL certificate not matching my host name?
Specify host name can also resolve the problem. This is a very common reason leading to common name mismatch error; the web hosting provider generally has a set of rules and parameters they use for everything, which sometimes doesn’t match with the SSL certificates.
What should I do if my SSL certificate is not working?
Go to the SSL certificate checker and overview an entire information about the certificate. In case if you find that a common name or SAN includes the name of your hosting provider, most likely that it is the root causing the issue. You will need to contact the hosting provider and ask them to remove the SSL certificate.
Why do I get a name mismatch on DigiCert?
For example, you connect to the website via the IP address or an internal name but the certificate was issued to the fully-qualified domain name (or vice versa).