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Hello Loganathan,<br />
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The website don't support https try to visit it without https.<br />
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Correct URL: <a href="http://www.jmjstore.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.jmjstore.org/</a><br />
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<b>Best Regards</b>
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Hello Loganathan,

The website don't support https try to visit it without https.

Correct URL: http://www.jmjstore.org/ [http://www.jmjstore.org/]

Best Regards

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Your certificate works with <a href="https://jmjstore.org/" rel="ugc">https://jmjstore.org/</a>&nbsp;but not with <a href="https://www.jmjstore.org/" rel="ugc">https://www.jmjstore.org/</a>&nbsp;. &nbsp;The 'www' version is not one of the names on the certificate.
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Your certificate works with https://jmjstore.org/ [https://jmjstore.org/] but not with https://www.jmjstore.org/ [https://www.jmjstore.org/] .  The 'www' version is not one of the names on the certificate.

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@Dave Baldwin - So what should I do ? Where do I change &quot;www&quot; ?
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@Dave Baldwin - So what should I do ? Where do I change "www" ?

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You only get 4 alt names for free from my experience, on a single certificate before they want you to use a wildcard or buy another, so it might make sense to redirect non www to www if you're going to use the subdomain Host of www with your domain. It'll save you the trouble of adding another name, and redirects with Apache are easy.
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You only get 4 alt names for free from my experience, on a single certificate before they want you to use a wildcard or buy another, so it might make sense to redirect non www to www if you're going to use the subdomain Host of www with your domain. It'll save you the trouble of adding another name, and redirects with Apache are easy.

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@Frank Pennock. &nbsp;Thanks for your inputs. I will discuss with Godaddy.
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@Frank Pennock.  Thanks for your inputs. I will discuss with Godaddy.

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I had website and it was working fine earlier. Today, when I access my site (<a href="https://www.jmjstore.org/" rel="ugc">https://www.jmjstore.org/</a>) with Chrome, it displays the below error message<br />
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I had website and it was working fine earlier. Today, when I access my site (https://www.jmjstore.org/) with Chrome, it displays the below error message



Why this error occurs when I access my website?

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