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scot_hartman_82
Nimbostratus
Feb 27, 2009Wildcard Cert Syntax
I'm in the same boat I see others have with a cert that doesn't match if someone uses www. (cert is for foo.abc.com but some users may try to hit www.foo.abc.com)
I have an iRule to redirect any http requests to https. In that, I strip the www in my redirect. But won't work if they try https://www.foo.abc.com directly.
Is it possible to get a wildcard cert like this?
*foo.abc.com
so it would match requests to
www.foo.abc.com
foo.abc.com
or can you only follow the format of *.foo.abc.com?
Do you have to have " *. " as the first two characters?
Any chance you can wildcard the end of a domain?
foo.abc.*
to match the other extensions ...
foo.abc.net
foo.abc.org
foo.abc.com
Thanks,
Scot
- f5now_28704
Nimbostratus
I use wildcard certs for some of are primary domains, you can get *.foo.abc.com but not for foo.abc.* it doesnt work like that. - scot_hartman_82
Nimbostratus
- f5now_28704
Nimbostratus
in my case I use a wildcert for *.abc.net, that is on a few sites like www.abc.net, www1.abc.net, www2.abc.net, download.abc.net. - scot_hartman_82
Nimbostratus
Thanks for the reply. - f5now_28704
Nimbostratus
you would need two certs for one for *.abc.com for https://foo.abc.com and *.foo.abc.com for https://www.foo.abc.com - scot_hartman_82
Nimbostratus
Hmmm.... afraid of that.
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