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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.
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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.
A customer is about to move a live production domain behind CDN.com.tr and cannot accept the usual 5–15 minute HTTPS gap while the automatic certificate is issued after the switch.
A wildcard certificate needs two separate validations — one for the root domain and one for the wildcard. Both values must exist at the same time under the same record name; add them as two separate TXT records.
Confirm the record name matches exactly (no double prefixes), both values are published, and enough time passed for your DNS provider TTL. You can verify with `dig TXT _acme-challenge.example.com` or an online DNS lookup tool.
If the domain is already fully transferred, you do not need this flow — Auto SSL issues and renews certificates without any manual TXT records.
Not while your DNS is at another provider. Before the expiry date shown in the panel, either complete the Full DNS Transfer (renewal becomes automatic) or run this wizard again.
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.
Decode the SSL shield states on the domain list — active, queued, expired, waiting for redirect, needs attention — and the safe next step for each.