Try making a lookup from this
rem09.rf.gd resolves to 185.27.134.98
Server Type: nginx
No SSL certificates were found on rem09.rf.gd. Make sure that the name resolves to the correct server and that the SSL port (default is 443) is open on your server's firewall.```
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Please create a new topic as the SSL problem here is solved.
Thanks.
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Is not solved
Can please help to reopen the original post I had created?
No, because you created that during the issue. Now its solved (supposedly, some say its working) so you will need to create a new one.
Thanks.
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Yes
ok, will create a new post. Or do you mean create a new certificate?
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Can you move this piece f topic to another topic?
A new post in the forum
FYI @Greenreader9 I’ve been busy with confirming this original issue is indeed closed and had assumed mine was unrelated and opened another thread. However, in light of the following:
- My SSL issue started after this post was considered “resolved”.
- @aKEtyPho’s identical SSL issue.
- Your deduction that my situation is “kind of weird” (in my thread).
Perhaps we cannot confirm yet that this post’s issue is fully resolved? @Admin FYI
Linking mine here as well for others to find:
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Linking another seemingly identical SSL issue:
@Admin can we please get your opinion on the matter? I’m patiently waiting but haven’t heard from you in awhile 
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PS found a small difference between my two free accounts that have SSL working and the one that keeps returning ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR:
- Working account are on hosting volume vol10_2
- New failing account is on hosting volume vol16_2
Maybe has nothing to do with it, just throwing in whatever information I can find 
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Try just… waiting
@OverloadedTech I don’t mind waiting, but normally someone in a position to fix needs to first be aware of a problem and acknowledge they are working to fix it otherwise you’d be waiting quite a long time…
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Interesting, @tsemer. It appears that my hosting volume is on vol16_2 and the SSL for it does not work. Hopefully iFastNet and @Admin can keep us updated on this topic.
P.S. I am getting the same error as you: ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR.
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What evidence do you have that makes you sure that the hosting volume is the issue?
I’m not saying you’re wrong. But all you have provided so far is your statement than one account works and another account doesn’t, and that the volume is different, and that therefore the volume is the determining factor. Many other things may also be different.
And the fact that hosting volumes only control files, not web traffic.
