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Just like I thought, thanks
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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have looked online but was unable to find anything about https to another address. For instance we only have one SSL for www.mydomain.com. We are wanting all traffic coming in via https://mydomain.com&nbsp;to be sent to https://www.mydomain.com<br />
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Is this possible? At the moment users are being prompted with a certificate issue saying its not secure because the URL should www.mydomain.com&nbsp;naturally. <br />
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I think the answer is you cannot do anything apart from buying an additional SSL name but wanted to confirm.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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introlux
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Hi Experts,

I have looked online but was unable to find anything about https to another address. For instance we only have one SSL for www.mydomain.com. We are wanting all traffic coming in via https://mydomain.com to be sent to https://www.mydomain.com

Is this possible? At the moment users are being prompted with a certificate issue saying its not secure because the URL should www.mydomain.com naturally. 

I think the answer is you cannot do anything apart from buying an additional SSL name but wanted to confirm.

Thanks,

introlux

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