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FTH Message about our DNS record

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FTH Message about our DNS record

8 years 2 months ago
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Just logged in to toastmasterswalshtroy.com and found this message:

NOTE: We were unable to create / renew a HTTPS certificate for your custom domain: www.toastmasterswalshtroy.com
This means that you will not be able to access your website using https:// after any existing
certificates expire.

This, and the info after it is complete techie gibberish none of us understand.

Now what do we do?
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Re: FTH Message about our DNS record

8 years 2 months ago
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Without a club number we cannot look at what is happening.
Thank you,

Brian McDonald DTM
Silver and Wiser Online Toastmasters Club #777940

Technical Support Consultant for FreeToastHost
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Re: FTH Message about our DNS record

8 years 2 months ago - 8 years 2 months ago
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LindaA:

This was caused by a problem on our end that affected a number of clubs with a custom domain name. The issue has been resolved and your HTTPS cert has been properly renewed.

You can ignore this warning message.
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