Hi, I'm trying to enter *.example.com but nothing happens
are wildcard certs supported?
if not
can you please add it?

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    • Alan

    • Best Answerset by Bigbug

    I've put the cert name as the wildcard (*.example.com), but the certificate itself points to an actual web server (https://sub.example.com) that can be checked for expiry. Issue there of course, is if it's updated, it's going to show the new date, but there could easily be one of 20 other services that got missed…

I've put the cert name as the wildcard (*.example.com), but the certificate itself points to an actual web server (https://sub.example.com) that can be checked for expiry. Issue there of course, is if it's updated, it's going to show the new date, but there could easily be one of 20 other services that got missed…

    Hey @Bigbug

    How would you see this working given that we need a FQDN to pull the cert details from?

      wrongecho yea.. i see the problem

      i think for now the solution from Alan would be a viable option

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