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Hi,
I did successfully deploy the project to IIS https site but I have issue below to access the page
The following is the issue I have now
Your connection isn't private
Attackers might be trying to steal your information from www.???.com (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards).
NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
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This is a standard browser warning when the SSL certificate name does not match the domain name.
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This is certificate error and it is due to misconfiguration of the SSL.
Make sure certificate issue to your domain and name is correct and make sure it is from trusted authority.
In case it is local project, you may add the server certificate to the trusted list.
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Hi @Scott Huang ,
Please check your certificate. Make sure it issue to your site domain www.???.com.
Or check the Subject Alternative Name of certificate. Make sure there's a record of your domain. Like: DNS Name=???.com or DNS Name=*.???.com.
The domain name must exist in both of the above points. If it does not exist, please contact your certificate provider to re-issue a certificate. If both exist, see if the certificate or the certificate's root certificate is added to the machine's list of trusted authority.
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Bruce Zhang
