Recently I installed an SSL certificate on my server. When I checked the certificate the common name is not the name of my server however I can see that SAN does contain the correct details. For ex...
Hi, I was working towards making use of openssl command getpeercert() to validate clients certificate on common name and if possible with SAN validation. Ie subject field validation. Intention is t...
SSL certificates use these Common Name (CN) values, with the appropriate certificate type (CA, Server, Client): ca.pem: MySQL_Server_suffix_Auto_Generated_CA_Certificate server-cert.pm...
[This thread is closed.] Hello, I have been using WP-Letsencrypt for many years without any problems. Now when SSL Cert created the common name is…
This article explains how to resolve common invalid certificate errors encountered during SSL VPN user authentication using SAML. Error: 'NET:ER...
I followed this tutorial for creating Signed SSL certificates on... Like this: Common Name: *.myserver.net/CN=myserver.net However, after importing this certificate into Trusted Root...
Certificate installation on web servers based on CNs ; Nginx · When the automation request arrives, the server finds the matching server blocks based on the CN or SAN used in the request. ... ; Apache · When the automation request arrives, the server finds the matching <VirtualHost> blocks based on the CN or SAN used in the request. ... ; IIS · The IIS server does not look for matching CNs or SANs used in the automation request. The certificate will only be installed on the requested IP address and port. ...
Hi i try run the nodejs version on a different pool , and i got this error An error occured SSL Certificate error: ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID i tried it on 2 different pools but still same error...
I was just wondering if a wildcard SSL certificate necessarily needs to have a common name that contains the domain name of the sites that need the SSL certificate applied to. For example, for the
org/ URLs, they all give an ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID error. I tried some troubleshooting and I noticed that SSL Checker... I noticed that the certificate I get on my side looks...