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Yoban

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#303313 31-Jan-2023 18:15
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Hi there,

 

New to this space of running my own domain sourced from metaname and using CF for my DNS. Both have 2FA enabled on the accounts.
A day or so ago, I received this email from CF titled "[Cloudflare]: Certificate Transparency Notification for optimalprime.nz" indicating that Sectigo had issued a certificate for my domain.

 

Issuer: CN=Sectigo ECC Domain Validation Secure Server CA,O=Sectigo Limited,L=Salford,ST=Greater Manchester,C=GB
Validity: 2023-01-26 00:00:00 UTC - 2024-01-26 23:59:59 UTC
DNS Names: *.optimalprime.nz, optimalprime.nz

 


Should I be concerned as I believe I have not done anything (I think) to trigger something like this.

 

 


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  #3030034 31-Jan-2023 18:19
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Nothing to be concerned about. Just Cloudflare telling you a certificate was generated for your domain. Dependent on the SSL settings you have defined for the domain on Cloudflare.




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  #3030075 31-Jan-2023 19:43
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You’ll get a whole lot of those emails if you’re on Cloudflares free account using their SSL certificate as the certs are across a whole lot of domains.

I’d recommend turning it off. No need on small accounts.




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Aaron2222
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  #3030078 31-Jan-2023 20:11
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Yep, just Cloudflare obtaining SSL certs for your domain.

 

It should also say at the bottom of the email:

Note that Cloudflare is now issuing backup certificates through Google Trust Services and Sectigo. Read more at https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/edge-certificates/backup-certificates/.




Yoban

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  #3030351 1-Feb-2023 13:10
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Thank you all for the feedback and guidance. Yes, CF account is free plan.

 

Will look at my CF account settings and will compare with another domain I have setup under the same account which I use for email following GZ advice to ditch ISP email.


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