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Decode the SSL shield states on the domain list — active, queued, expired, waiting for redirect, needs attention — and the safe next step for each.
SSL certificates
Decode the SSL shield states on the domain list — active, queued, expired, waiting for redirect, needs attention — and the safe next step for each.
A customer sees "certificate expired", "waiting for redirect", or "not managed on CDN DNS" on a domain row and needs to know whether action is required.
The panel shows the state of the certificate assigned to that hostname on CDN.com.tr. The browser may be reaching a different certificate (for example the origin or an old provider). Check which DNS target the hostname currently resolves to.
Use a private window or `curl -I https://yourdomain.com`. Browsers cache certificates and redirects aggressively; a normal reload can show stale state.
Auto SSL works after your domain already points to CDN.com.tr and renews by itself. The DNS challenge wizard works before the switch, through a TXT record at your current provider, and does not renew automatically.
Let CDN.com.tr request and renew certificates after DNS and verification are ready.
Use manual certificate files when the customer already manages the certificate externally.
Get a valid wildcard certificate ready while your domain still points to the old provider, so HTTPS works from the first second after the DNS switch.