Ignore my last post as apparently there are five hosting companies in the USA
calling themselves Network Solutions and I am with the original one. I just got
off the phone with them and they say they won't stop you from using Lets
Encrypt but they won't help you either or support it. So for
Don't buy an SSL cert from Network Solutions.
Look up using letsencrypt. They're free.
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 3:47 PM _ Winterlight
wrote:
> It is http. OK so when Network solutions is asking me to secure your
> website blah blah and buy a SSL Certificate from Network Solutions that is
> wh
It is http. OK so when Network solutions is asking me to secure your website
blah blah and buy a SSL Certificate from Network Solutions that is what I need
to do to make this work?
From: Hardware on behalf of Jamie
Furtner
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2021 11
You don't say if you're accessing the site via HTTP or HTTPS - I'd guess
HTTPS. You need to have a valid certificate for HTTPS to work
automatically for all clients (and some can't even be made to accept an
invalid certificate manually). There's no way for a site to tell the
client "no this cer
I have a website hosted with network solutions. It is the cheapest one they
sell. I don't want it to come up on search and I have robots.txt in the root
to prevent this.
I don't even have an entry page as I use it primarily to post accessible data
for my own use. Occasionally, I will post somet
