Hello peeps, I have received a similar email, saying that a certificate for my website will expire in 6 days, and customers might face an error. Sorry if it's a silly question, but how do I renew the certificate? I have no idea, as I don't recall doing any certificate in the first place.... I did the website using Wordpress and it's hosted on IONOS. I'm in UK if that makes any difference.
Any advice appreciated.
Thanks
Hello @Alb673
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Hi Mike,
thanks for the reply and moving my question to the right place
The domain name is www.laserdesigns73.com
Website made using WordPress and hosted with IONOS.
I can log into IONOS control page, for my browser.
Apologies, I am not a web designer, and I don't know an answer about the other questions.
I would think that IONOS should renew the certificate?
Thanks
Alberto
Yes, it looks like you are now using a wildcard cert from DigiCert. Did you maybe pay your hosting for this service around Apr 11 of this year?
Requests to your domain use that DigiCert cert so it doesn't look like you are using the prior Let's Encrypt certs. If so you can just ignore the warning email.
Here is your recent cert history
I might have....I am paying monthly, so I guess the certificate service it's included
Honestly those info are above my knowledge. I was a bit worried, so thanks for confirming that I can ignore the email
Cheers
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