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You have api.mysite.com which serves both an embedded device as well as your site. To allow the site to be viewed in Chrome, you need a new cert for your API,
by peeters 10y ago
You have api.mysite.com which serves both an embedded device as well as your site. To allow the site to be viewed in Chrome, you need a new cert for your API, and so you now have to either update your site to point to a different endpoint, or update your devices to accept the new cert. Sure it might be easier to do the former for some companies, but either way there's certainly a cost.
- Pyxl101 10y agoSure. If api.mysite.com supports both web browsers and embedded devices, then you can issue a certificate for it your publicly-trusted CA of choice, and then can cross-sign that certificate with the Symantec CA.