Confused - Certificate Name Mismatch after installing

[rg305]

I don't see how "you solved it yourself".
When all you did was to do what was already explained to you that you should do [several times]:

@Bruce5051

It is possible (and often done) a single certificate that handles both domain names.

@Bruce5051

One can have a certificate that contains both collegiansfc.org and www.collegiansfc.org and then the same certificate can be served for both (I like this method best).

@rg305

If your web service is using one single vhost for both names, then it will need one single cert with both names on it.

As it stands, the names are on two separate certs.
The web server would need two separate vhosts for each one to serve a name covered by its' cert.

@Osiris

It's probably a good idea to combine both hostnames in a single certificate.

@Osiris

@lslamp

How can I merge the two domains under a single certificate?

Select both hostnames when asked. Or just don't enter any number at all: that way Certbot will request all available hostnames at the same time.

[lslamp]

@rg305

I am very sorry for not understand what was said and how it was said, but nowhere within the suggested posts was it told to me to run certbot -d domain1.com and -d domain2

I am dyslexic and if the answers are ambiguous then it is not easy to decipher what you mean or what you are trying to say.

I figured it out doing trial and error, removing the certificate and trying various options. Nothing in the literature guided me into the direction that I ended up taking.

BUT …. Thanks for pointing out my stupidity in not being able to read the test.

Lawrence

[rg305]

@lslamp

nowhere within the suggested posts was it told to me to run certbot -d domain1.com and -d domain2

That was not the only solution.
If you followed the recommendations, you would have come to the same end result.

[lslamp]

Again, if I have understood what was written then I would have gotten there as well. But I did not so I did what I thought would work and that solved my issue.

Lawrence