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All my ECC certificates are P-384. It is NOT an uncommon choice and is perfectly accepted in many browsers. Chrome supports it at least since version 27. Firefox at least since 10.0.12. IE 8 on Win7 supports it (not XP). Opera 15 supports it. Safari 5 on iOS and Mac OS X supports it. Android supports it since Android 4 (!). source.
Furthermore, there's not really anything wrong with the TLS configuration according to SSLLabs.
However, that said, most sites operate dual certificates: an ECC as wel as a RSA certificate. This to insure the best compatibility, even though ECC (and P-384) should be widely supported.
Surprising fact is, i get the lock icon as soon as we key in the site, and after 1or 2 sec the lock icon changes to not secure site
Anything done to remove this will be of great help
PS: Check your WordPress if there is a general option to change the ip link to a domain link. May be it's the result of such a wrong configuration. Works with http, but not with https.
Thanks @JuergenAuer (for the new site to check whole lot of contents related to site, indeed its helpful! ) and @TheEggman
Did the changes , and its working!
Getting the lock sign! Kudos to you guys!
Struggling for the whole day, and got to know its working now! Relaxed and relived !