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No. Wildcard certificates do not cover the root domain name. I recently ran into this particular issue with our site, and we determined that the only viable alt
by spartas 13y ago
No. Wildcard certificates do not cover the root domain name. I recently ran into this particular issue with our site, and we determined that the only viable alternatives are using an certificate with a "Subject Alternative Name" (an X.509 extension) to cover the root domain name, or to use multiple certificates.