How Do I Configure a Certificate If My Domain Name Is a Wildcard Domain?
When you configure a wildcard-domain certificate, the wildcard domain must match the certificate at the same level. For example:
- If your domain name is a.b.example.com or *.b.example.com, the wildcard-domain certificate must be *.b.example.com rather than *.example.com or *.a.b.example.com.
- If your domain name is a.example.com or *.example.com, the wildcard-domain certificate must be *.example.com rather than *.b.example.com.
Configuration Method
Domain Name Settings FAQs
- Does CDN Support the Configuration of Domain Names with Ports?
- Can a Subdomain Name Be Used as an Acceleration Domain Name?
- Can the CNAME of an Acceleration Domain Name Be Directly Accessed?
- Do I Need to Configure a Certificate for the Origin Server After Adding a Security Certificate to CDN?
- How Do I Check Whether the CNAME Record Has Taken Effect?
- Can I Limit Access to Domain Names Based on QPS?
- Does Huawei Cloud CDN Accelerate Content Redirected from VPN?
- Does My Domain Name Have to Be Resolved on Huawei Cloud?
- Why Do My Domain Requests Still Go to CDN PoPs After My Domain Name Has Been Disabled and Domain Resolution Has Been Changed?
- How Do I Configure a Certificate If My Domain Name Is a Wildcard Domain?
- Does CDN Support Modification to Acceleration Service Types?
- Why Am I Seeing the "Incomplete certificate chain" Message?
- Why Am I Seeing a Message Indicating that the Certificate Format Is Incorrect?
- Are Self-Signed HTTPS Certificates Supported?
- Does CDN Support Force HTTPS?
- Can I Use HTTP After HTTPS Is Configured?
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