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Can this be used for multi-level subdomains? Like *.subdomain.example.org?
by brightball 9y ago
Can this be used for multi-level subdomains?
Like *.subdomain.example.org?
- ShakataGaNai 9y agoNo, but that limitation is due to wildcard certificates specifications - not LE.
- brightball 9y agoI'm mainly just trying to solve an issue where I've got end users who think there's a security problem because they've typed www.myorg.example.org instead of myorg.example.org and the wildcard DNS entry in Route53 picks it up...which directs the user to an Insecure error. Trying to figure out how to get Route53 to stop the wildcard at the top level or get a wildcard cert that will go down the path.
- stevekemp 9y agoYes in the literal sense you could have certificates like: *.internal.example.com *.external.example.com But no in the sense that you were asking, where you'd want to register certificate for multi-level wildcard: *.*.example.com
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- cm2187 9y agoAnd before you ask you can also do multi wildcard certificates. Like a single certificate for both *.example1.com and *.example2.com (using SAN).