Ssl error bad cert domain

[laura]

Hi @Anicet! Just got that fixed for you!

[kaynetik]

@laura Hi Laura, this tread turned to be a cry-for-help for you

I’m having the same issue with my domain kaynetik.com (subdomain: goofy-booth-ba8688.netlify.com).

Could you do your magic, please?

[laura]

Hi @kaynetik! LOL, I think you are right. I am happy to help! I just got yours fixed as well.

[kaynetik]

@laura WOW! That was quick. Thanks a lot.

I just have a question, because I’m one that likes DIY approach. Could I have fixed it by myself? And if so, what is the trick?

Answer to this could give you a relief from further requests.

[Dennis]

If you don’t have more than a single custom domain, you could try removing your custom domain and re-adding it again. I think that should do the trick, though I can’t be sure since we do some stuff manually on our end. Let me know if it works though if you get a chance to try it.

[Wilson]

@laura I have the same issue for https://addressvalidatorapp.com/. Can you help fix this?

[luke]

Hi, @Wilson. I show this SSL certificate configured and working as of 15:00:50 PST (UTC-08:00) today.

The best advice I have is to check the previous DNS records for the domain and check the time to live (TTL) values for those records. Once you know the TTL, wait that number of seconds and then click the “Renew certificate” button for the SSL certificate in our web app for this site.

I say this because it appears it was automatically renewed and clicking the button likely would have worked once any previous DNS records expired (again, as controlled by their TTL values). In other words, you can get a certificate manually instead of waiting for our automated systems to try again when TTL values are the root cause (and they most often are - not always though).

If there are other questions about, please let us know and we’ll happily answer.

[mzabriskie]

@luke I’m having the same SSL cert issue with https://reactrally.com/

Will you please help me fix this?

Thanks!

[fool]

Heya - you use cloudflare in front of us on your www:

$ host www.reactrally.com
www.reactrally.com has address 104.27.184.35
www.reactrally.com has address 104.27.185.35
www.reactrally.com has IPv6 address 2606:4700:3033::681b:b923
www.reactrally.com has IPv6 address 2606:4700:3035::681b:b823

…see this article about how to disable then we should be able to get a certificate:

[Support Guide] What problems could occur when using Cloudflare in front of Netlify?

Last reviewed by Netlify Support - August, 2023 Note: We recommend not using both Cloudflare’s CDN (“Accelerate and Protect”, the orange cloud in their UI) and Netlify for the same site at the same time. Why? Read on! Netlify’s web service is not designed to work optimally with another CDN “in front of” our CDN. Proxying to our service is in general not supported and we advise you not to do it for best hosting results. Cloudflare has made similar statements that it doesn’t recommend this usa…

[mzabriskie]

I’ve disabled Cloudfare. Can you please issue a cert for the following sites?

React Rally

And for each year 2015-2020:

React Rally

…

React Rally

It won’t let me post a link for each year

Thank you!

[fool]

You can add all the names in our UI on the domain settings page, and we’ll get a certificate automatically for the additional names

[Karzam]

Hi! I’m having a problem with my website : baptistemenard.com
When people try to access this domain, they get a SSL certificate issue (the certificate name “*.netlify.com” is not matching).

What do I need to do?

Thank you!

[laura]

Hi @Karzam! Welcome to netlify community.

It looks like your certificate was updated yesterday. I tested your site and I am not getting the issue. Are things working as expected now for your other site visitors?

[SS-Cat]

Hi, i’m havind the same problem in my site semcomp.com.br
i am using cloudflare hostname, and followed steps here in the forum to configure, but apeared this error

[luke]

Hi, @SS-Cat, and welcome to the Netlify community site.

There is a community “common issue” topic about this here:

[Support Guide] What problems could occur when using Cloudflare in front of Netlify?

Last reviewed by Netlify Support - August, 2023 Note: We recommend not using both Cloudflare’s CDN (“Accelerate and Protect”, the orange cloud in their UI) and Netlify for the same site at the same time. Why? Read on! Netlify’s web service is not designed to work optimally with another CDN “in front of” our CDN. Proxying to our service is in general not supported and we advise you not to do it for best hosting results. Cloudflare has made similar statements that it doesn’t recommend this usa…

Would you please make the changes discussed there and then try renewing the SSL certificate in the Netlify web UI at “Site Name” > Settings > Domain management > HTTPS?

If that doesn’t resolve the issue, please let us know.

[mzabriskie]

Do I need to add DNS records in Netlify or just add the domain under Domain Management?

[John_Alm_Martensson]

Hi @laura or @luke

Could you refresh the certificated on all the sites on my account as well?
Having problem regenerate the sites after redeploy the sites.

mockingbird team and the domains:
dev.mockingbird.bonnierforlagen.se
test.mockingbird.bonnierforlagen.se
mockingbird.bonnierforlagen.se

Thanks in advance!

[alistairfairweather]

I don’t know if this is related, but when I look at the HTTP response headers for my app, I get this: “write EPROTO 140051887118144:error:14094410:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert handshake failure:…/deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/rec_layer_s3.c:1407:SSL alert number 40”

My site is sleepy-boyd-ee8387.netlify.com

…is this possibly related to the recent Let’s Encrypt bug?

[laura]

Hi @John_Alm_Martensson! Welcome to netlify community.

Looks like the certs for all 3 sites have been automatically refreshed now.

[laura]

Hi @alistairfairweather! Welcome to netlify community.

Your certificate is not working due to the way you have your DNS set up. You’ll want to follow the instructions in this post to get that corrected:

[Support Guide] Can I host my site on Netlify but keep my DNS at my domain registrar?

Last reviewed by Netlify Support: Sep 2023 You sure can! This will be a three-step process but don’t worry, it’s not that hard. Go ahead and log in to your Netlify account, and add the name of the awesome domain you own to your site in Site settings > Domain management >Domains > Production domains. Pull up the website for your DNS host. This is likely your domain registrar, aka the place where you bought your domain. You’ll want to navigate to your DNS records section and create these t…

Then you should be all good with SSL!