Have you followed the advice given when you select “Check DNS configuration”?
It depends if you’re using Netlify DNS or not. If you are, create a zone and point your name servers to the NS records we provide. If not, you should follow this guide.
Your site is not showing as being served by Netlify. Please make sure that you’ve configured your DNS correctly with either: Netlify DNS or external DNS. If you have, great, then you may need to wait a little while for changes to propagate.
If the issue persists, please create a new topic for your specific issue.
As I say, your website isn’t being served by us. You’ll need to check out the links I provided above and make sure that your DNS configuration is correct !
@Scott@laura I have the same problem with my domain: link.paana.news. Did I do something wrong? The SSL certificate is not picking up my sub domain although it’s set up for *.paana.news.
Hi @Pie , sorry for the incomplete information. I just changed my link to share.paana.news. I’m currently using Netlify DNS, and I’m pointing share.paana.news to Firebase Dynamic URL IP.
Hi, @sh786. I’m showing this SSL certificate was updated shortly after this was posted. The cause of the delay was most likely “time to live” (TTL) issues with the previous DNS records:
If you are still seeing issues, please let us know.
Hi, @anthony. The SSL certificate renewal didn’t occur because the current SSL certificate is valid and it isn’t within 10 days of expiring. If the expiration date is 10 days or less it should automatically renew (even if you don’t click anything). If you change the list of custom domains for the site, the SSL certificate should automatically renew and, if not, the button can be used force a retry.
As neither requirement was met (meaning a: domains not included or b: 10 days from expiring) the renewal button was ignored. The button is ignored in no small part because of “per domain” rate limits at Let’s Encrypt. (To be clear this is to prevent a rate limit from being reached specific to your domain name, not specific to our company.)
Again, about the errors themselves, knowing at least the URL requested and the IP address that answered is the bare minimum of information to get started researching this.
Hey I am also having Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN on my website aaronvail.com and do not see a “renew” button… I’ve checked my DNS and everything and have no idea what broke!
To summarize that error, the IPv6 address of 2001:4860:4802:32::15 was returned by DNS for the apex domain (aaronvail.com). Because Netlify doesn’t control that IP address, the attempt to verify the certificate order at that address failed.
The solution for this issue will be to delete that AAAA record (shown below):
aaronvail.com. 300 IN AAAA 2001:4860:4802:32::15
If there are other questions or concerns, please let us know.