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What Should I Do If I Am Prompted That HTTPS Is Not Secure After Reapplying for Deployment upon Expiration of the SSL Certificate?
Last updated: 2024-03-06 18:01:41
What Should I Do If I Am Prompted That HTTPS Is Not Secure After Reapplying for Deployment upon Expiration of the SSL Certificate?
Last updated: 2024-03-06 18:01:41
What should I do if I am prompted that HTTPS is not secure after reapplying for deployment upon expiration of the SSL certificate?
A browser will prompt that HTTPS is not secure after SSL certificate expiration. Specifically, you will still get this prompt when accessing a website after replacing the expired certificate, as the browser caches your certificate information. We recommend that you replace a certificate before expiration to avoid any impact on your business.
Note:
In the case of redeployment after SSL certificate expiration, clear the browser cache first before access.
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