Not able to installed ssl

[NavArnav]

Continuing the discussion from SSL verification trouble:

Why ssl not generating on subdomain digitalapnao.epizy.com
I have attempted 5-10 times but yet I unable to installed ssl.

[KangJL]

Can you provide screenshot?

[NavArnav]

[KangJL]

I see this

You need to do this

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[ChrisPAR]

Adding to this, since you mentioned you attempted 5-10 times in which part of the process are you stuck? Can you share the error message that you get, if you get any? That’s what @KangJL meant by “screenshot”.

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[NavArnav]

I have done all the things & I have installed SSL via Provide (Go Get SSL).
But it showing that this site not secured yet.
Same thing happened when I installed SSL via Provider SelfSigned.

https://digitalapnao.epizy.com

[Greenreader9]

@NavArnav

I have done all the things & I have installed SSL via Provide (Go Get SSL).

Can you screenshot the client area page where the certificate is shown?

[NavArnav]

[Greenreader9]

If you click on one of those, is it installed?

[NavArnav]

Successfully Installed.
A lot of thanks to all for given replies of my question .

[Admin]

Please note the issue times noted in the SSL provider comparison tables. A ZeroSSL certificate takes about 10 minutes to issue and a GoGetSSL certificate about 30 to issue, excluding the time it takes to setup the CNAME records and for DNS propagation.

I see you tried issuing two ZeroSSL certificates about 30 seconds from each other, and two GoGetSSL certificates a minute after each other. If your definition of “not working” is “it doesn’t work instantly”, then yes, you’ll be doing many attempts to get a certificate.

If when you see the instructions “please wait for X”, that you also wait for X instead of concluding that it must be broken, you only need a single attempt.