I have a project to build website builder with custom domain in feature. I want all user can register their domain with the HTTPS, is possible?
Is there ssl provider with unlimeted domain or there is diffrent way?
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My hosting company has implemented SSL on my account. It is a multi-site Drupal setup and the sites that are accessed directly via my domain registrar (Hover) are working correctly but one site doesn't ... the problem for that site appears to be that I forward that domain to FastMail to manage some email and from there I forward the domain to the web host. I get the domain name is not secure and this message: NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
Does anyone know how to change the configuration?
Thanks for the feedback however my host service was unable to set the site to use ssl because it went via a 3rd party mail server.
Say, for example, I have an Azure web app named MyApp and is hosted on Azure as MyApp.azurewebsites.net. It's my understanding that there is nothing I need to do to secure the URL with SSL, as it's done, by default, with a single certificate. So I can already have my users access the app via https://MyApp.azurewebsites.net, and it will be secure right out of the box.
However, say I have another URL named www.MyApp.com that I want to point (redirect) to https://MyApp.azurewebsite.net. Do I have to secure www.MyApp.com with a certificate?
Do I have to secure www.MyApp.com with a certificate?
Yes, we could get more detail info from the official document .
To secure your custom domain name with HTTPS, you bind a custom SSL certificate to that custom domain in Azure.
Before binding a custom certificate, we need to do the following:
Configure the custom domain - App Service only allows adding a certificate for a domain name that's already configured in your app. For instructions, see Map a custom domain name to an Azure app.
Scale up to Basic tier or higher App Service plans in lower pricing tiers don't support custom SSL certificates. For instructions, see Scale up an app in Azure.
Get an SSL certificate - If you do not already have one, you need to get one from a trusted certificate authority (CA).
Yes, if you use a custom host name, then you will need to have a certificate for it. There is really no way around this, based on how SSL works.
I would like to make my azure web site as https enabled one. As exactly like https://mysite.azurewebsites.net. Though I have uploaded my SSL certificate in certificate section in web site configuration tab its not redirecting automatically. Is there any other settings I have to enable?
Appreciate your help.
So to clarify the sequence of steps:
After you configure your custom domain properly, then h_ttp://customdomain.com will point to mysite.azurewebsites.net.
After you bind an SSL certificate to a custom domain in a web app, then h_ttps://customdomain.com will point to mysite.azurewebsites.net, using the bound SSL cert. If you still can't access h_ttps://customdomain.com, then you need to check whether you've configured your domain records properly at the domain registrar.
At this point, h_ttp://customdomain.com will continue to work. If you want to enforce HTTPS for your web app, see http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-configure-ssl-certificate/#bkmk_enforce.
I am now managing a web service site as herokuapp.com domain name with Piggyback SSL.
And I am planning to migrate from the herokuapp domain to custom domain with custom SSL.
Here is a question,
Is it possible to use herokuapp.com domain name even after we set up custom domain SSL and get a SSL endpoint as herokussl.com domain?
Does anyone have experience of using both domains?
Thanks,
Masahiro
It should work fine.
Because you're only pointing your custom DNS entry at the SSL endpoint eg tokyo-2121.herokussl.com then the original herokuapp.com and ssl will still be accessible provided you're not doing any kind of domain checking and redirection in your code.
Could someone explain the steps that one must do to show an Azure application (example.cloudapp.net) in a custom domain (service.example.com), when we want to use a secured connection? So the users browse to https://service.example.com, see it as a certified, trusted domain, and can safely access the application.
Right now, I think that
1) we need a domain (and subdomain) with a static IP from a service provider
2) we need a certificate from a CA for our domain
But I'm not quite sure how the connection between our domain and cloudapp.net should be made. I have found many examples and blog posts, but they tell either how to install a certificate to Azure application or how to show the application in custom domain (without the certificate).
This sounds like a basic requirement, so I'd expect a rather simple solution to exist.
Thanks!
Look at this blog entry
Custom Domain Names in Windows Azure
Basically you need to buy domain name and add some CNAME record in DNS table. The part remaining would be to buy appropriate SSL certificate for your site.
Here is a stop-gap for custom domains: http://www.bradygaster.com/running-ssl-with-windows-azure-web-sites
I do not believe that Azure currently supports using a certificate with a custom domain (see request for feature). In the meantime, you can use CORS.