Error with SSL certificate

[Werlymage]

Website URL

www.laordeniberica.free.nf

Error Message

I have a website called www.laordeniberica.free.nf. . When accessing it, the SSL certificate appears to be insecure ( Captura-de-pantalla-2025-11-06-114058 hosted at ImgBB — ImgBB ); however, when entering via https: // laordeniberica.free.nf, it shows as secure. I’ve tried forcing www.laordeniberica.free.nf to redirect to https ://laordeniberica.free.nf, and it works in some browsers, but due to this issue, many users will see my site as insecure. Please do whatever is necessary to ensure that www.laordeniberica.free.nf works correctly.

P.S.: I also redirected http:// laordeniberica.free.nf to https: // laordeniberica.free.nf..

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[KangJL]

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@Admin

Reminder: “www” Subdomains Are Not Covered

Due to the way wildcard SSL certificates work, subdomains like www.example.ct.ws are not covered by the system-wide SSL certificate. Only direct subdomains (e.g., example.ct.ws) are supported.

If your site uses a www. subdomain, we recommend switching to the non-www version to ensure your visitors stay protected with HTTPS.

Existing custom certificates for www subdomains will continue to work until they expire. After that, they cannot be renewed.

[dan3008]

The good new is that its working without the www.

[Admin]

Unfortunately, it’s not possible to redirect the https://www. version of your domain to the non-www version. If you want to have a working HTTPS URL, you need to have a valid SSL certificate, even if you only want to setup a redirect.

So the only thing you can do is make sure you consistently share your website URL without the www prefix, and hope others will do too.