SSL Generating Indefinitely

MTMPRO · 2024-08-22 20:32:33.658669+00

Hello, This domain was set up a few weeks ago. Today I noticed the SSL continues to generate indefinitely. The domain is working just fine, but I am not sure what is going on with the SSL generation. I do not want to remove/add back the domain because it is my production deployment. DNS and Cloudflare settings are correct per your docs. How should I proceed?

Hi, !

Thanks for reporting! That does not look right. Here are some things that you can try:

Even though you mentioned that DNS and Cloudflare settings are correct, it's worth double-checking:

Ensure that your domain's A record points to 76.76.21.21
If using Cloudflare, make sure the proxy status is set to "DNS only" instead of "Proxied"

Sometimes, DNS changes can take time to propagate fully. You can choose a tool like https://www.whatsmydns.net/ to check if your DNS changes have propagated globally.
Vercel might be caching old DNS information:

Go to your project settings in the Vercel dashboard
Find the "Domains" section
Click on the three dots next to your domain and select "Refresh DNS"

Make sure Vercel can verify your domain ownership:

In your Vercel project settings, under the "Domains" section, check if there's a verification status for your domain
If it shows as unverified, follow the instructions to verify ownership (usually involves adding a TXT record to your DNS)

Make sure there are no conflicting SSL certificates.

If you're using Cloudflare's SSL, temporarily disable it to see if that resolves the issue
Check if you have any other SSL certificates installed on your domain through other services

Let us know how you get on! 🙏

Hi, !

Thanks for reporting! That does not look right. Here are some things that you can try:

Even though you mentioned that DNS and Cloudflare settings are correct, it's worth double-checking:

Ensure that your domain's A record points to 76.76.21.21
If using Cloudflare, make sure the proxy status is set to "DNS only" instead of "Proxied"

Sometimes, DNS changes can take time to propagate fully. You can choose a tool like https://www.whatsmydns.net/ to check if your DNS changes have propagated globally.
Vercel might be caching old DNS information:

Go to your project settings in the Vercel dashboard
Find the "Domains" section
Click on the three dots next to your domain and select "Refresh DNS"

Make sure Vercel can verify your domain ownership:

In your Vercel project settings, under the "Domains" section, check if there's a verification status for your domain
If it shows as unverified, follow the instructions to verify ownership (usually involves adding a TXT record to your DNS)

Make sure there are no conflicting SSL certificates.

If you're using Cloudflare's SSL, temporarily disable it to see if that resolves the issue
Check if you have any other SSL certificates installed on your domain through other services

Let us know how you get on! 🙏