I have a customer with two domains. for example xxx.com and xxx.net I created dns entries for both and I put up site xxx.com then used serveralias xxx.net and www.xxx.net to have the .net site respond properly. but lets encrypt only makes a cert for the xxx.com and www.xxx.com any way to get it to recognize the serveralias entries and add them to the cert? if not guess I have to create two website entries and do a redirect... but would be a nice addition to add any serveralias entries! thanks. and merry xmas to all!
Alias and subdomains that you add in ISPConfig for a website get added to the cert automatically. So as @Th0m mentioned, all you have to do is to add the alias or subdomain in ISPConfig.
ok I'm looking at that - when I add the domain as an alias, do I do a redirect? or is that assumed? if so what kind of redirect? and do I give the redirect path as the /var/www/xxx.com/web? or is that assumed as well? and is the serveralias directive superfluous? do I need to remove it or is it needed as well? to tell httpd?
You can set up a redirect if you want it to redirect to the main domain, but if you want it to serve the same site under a different domain just set nothing. The path would be the web url that you want to redirect to.
