Hi ,
can anyone help me with installing a SSL on a subdomain bought from Go-Daddy. I tried installing the certificate that is installed on my primary domain but it returns an error.
My subdomain is redirecting to a .net application that's running on a local server which is natted with a public IP address. Will I be able to run this application on https ?
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Hi,
If you have a web server with HTTPS, you can certainly use it as a proxy for insecure (http only) internal services.
The first thing to check is that your certificate covers your new subdomain as well - you either have to add it to your existing certificate (probably easiest), get so called "wildcard" certificate, or get a separate certificate just for the new subdomain. You need a separate section in your webserver configuration so you can set a different path to the second certificate.
In terms of getting it up and running - you can start with sub-path rather than subdomain, I would change your net.mydomain.com to mydomain.com/net in your configuration to make sure the end-to-end flow works. Once you get a new certificate your can finalize the setup with your new subdomain.
Dan
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I've worked around (not only) SSL security for over 20 years in enterprises and startups.
I am now running an HTTPS expiry management service KeyChest.net
Hi,
If you have a web server with HTTPS, you can certainly use it as a proxy for insecure (http only) internal services.
The first thing to check is that your certificate covers your new subdomain as well - you either have to add it to your existing certificate (probably easiest), get so called "wildcard" certificate, or get a separate certificate just for the new subdomain. You need a separate section in your webserver configuration so you can set a different path to the second certificate.
In terms of getting it up and running - you can start with sub-path rather than subdomain, I would change your net.mydomain.com to mydomain.com/net in your configuration to make sure the end-to-end flow works. Once you get a new certificate your can finalize the setup with your new subdomain.
Dan
———
I've worked around (not only) SSL security for over 20 years in enterprises and startups.
I am now running an HTTPS expiry management service KeyChest.net