That did it, thanks Laura. (The actual issue was slightly more complex - CloudFlare was proxying that domain - but your solution prompted the fix so, thanks)
Hi, @turtletmusic, I’m seeing the same URL posted twice above. That URL being:
https://www.whatsupturtle.com/
I’m seeing a valid SSL certificate for www.whatsupturtle.com which was issued 2020-05-20 03:56:59 UTC. There is nothing to update at this time as the certificate covers all configured domain names.
We won’t process a renewal until ten days before this certificate is scheduled to expire. If there are any issues with the renewal, we’ll automatically email you to let you know.
Please let me know if I’m missing something or if I have misunderstood this request.
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.