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.
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I'm using Surge.sh to deploy a simple react app to a custom domain i bought from GoDaddy.com.
I've followed the instructions regarding custom domains on their site and get a confirmation that my site was deployed successfully:
https://surge.sh/help/adding-a-custom-domain
On GoDaddy I've configured the CNAME and A types to point to Surge:
However when I open up the domain at https://codatheory.dev/ I receive an error message with error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN
I'm quite new to hosting sites on custom domains, so I'm sure I've misunderstood something. The certificate registered on the site is provided by surge.sh.
What configuration steps can I take to resolve this issue? Do I need to create a new certificate to be signed by a CA in order to use this domain, or have I missed something in my deployment?
Thanks!
SSl with surge comes out of the box with *.surge.sh domains. For these domains you can force a redirect of http to https. However, for custom domains surge does not offer SSL as stated explicitly here and they mentioned that it is a feature of surge plus. To answer your Q, yes you could generate a certificate using some provider (e.g. https://letsencrypt.org/) and add it to surge but that would be within the frame of surge plus (not the free tier anymore).
I would try if I were you maybe s3 with cloudfront? it does not cost that much if the traffic is not that high.
I'm trying to set up https connection in one of my API.
I normally make requests to my API through this address: http://vps234602.ovh.net:8090
I'd like to be able to make https requests.
I tried to make a redirection in OVH panel, from api.uphair.fr to http://vps234602.ovh.net:8090.
Then I used the zerossl certificate wizard to build the certificate.
In the "domains" field, I typed
www.api.uphair.fr api.uphair.fr
Then I builded the certificate and the DNS verification went well (I was able to add new TXT entries in my DNS zone according to what zerossl was asking).
Then I followed the steps to add this certificate in IIS for my API.
When I'm trying to connect to https://api.uphair.fr the redirection is good but I got the error:
:ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
I did this for another site in IIS, https://partenaires.uphair.fr and it works well.
Does Anybody know what I'm missing here ? Do I just have to wait for the DNS propagation ?
Thanks for your help.
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 have developed a multi tenant app, using PHP and Apache. By default each client has a free subdomain like customer.app.com. But they can point their custom domain to the application, For this they needs to change the A record of their domain to point to the IP of the app.
One of our users, wants to use his custom ssl certificate, to run the app via https in his custom domain.
My question, is how i can make to allow all customers, can use their custom ssl certificate in their domains.
The only way to make this work is to make an entry into Apache for each subdomain, so it knows what certificate to load. You could make one giant .conf, or you could make one .conf per subdomain. Make sure you're using a version of Apache that supports Server Name Indication (Apache 2.2.12 or later), or you'll have to have an IP per certificate.
I am new to SSL concept. I am having a Rails 3.2 application running on heroku.
Can anyone please clarify me about the following things:
If I am having a heroku application "http://example.herokuapp.com", can I add SSL certificate to it without having any own domain (like www.example.com). If so, could you please provide a reference url to that process.
If the above thing is possible, in future if I own a domain (like www.example.com), can I add the same SSL certificate to that domain. Or I need to have a new SSL certificate for it. Or pointing secured (https) url of that application to the new domain (like www.example.com) is sufficient?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
K. Subrahmanyam
You don't have to buy or add anything to use SSL and HTTPS on the .herokuapp.com subdomain, it comes with piggyback-SSL for free out of the box. I.e.: https://example.herokuapp.com/
If you add a custom domain and want SSL on that, you also have to buy a certificate for the domain and add the relevant add-on. That's documented on Dev Center.