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x10.bz subdomains are back online

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x10.bz subdomains are back online

Resolved

Should be resolved now

Should be resolved now

Should be resolved

only you can give SSL for your domain. The rate limit can not be bypassed. All you can do is either wait it out, try to change ACME Provider setting between let’s encrypt and ZeroSSL or: Use service like sslforfree to create a certificate and download the zip file it provides and extract it...

x10.bz subdomains are back online at this time.

The error in your posted screenshot is ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID indicating expired cert. You have to install ssl in hosting control panel ssl certificates > Get automatic certificate from acme provider

Not related https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/dns-issue-regarding-x10-bz-subdomains.216310/

All x10.bz subdomains are offline at this time. There is a current issue with DNS on x10.bz subdomains that is actively being worked on. An update will be posted when resolved. There is currently no ETR but x10Hosting is working around the clock with the provider(s) involved to restore it as...

There is a current issue with DNS on x10.bz subdomains that is actively being worked on. An update will be posted when resolved.

There is a current issue with DNS on x10.bz subdomains that is actively being worked on. An update will be posted when resolved.

Currently, none of the options will work as there is a current issue with DNS on x10.bz subdomains that is actively being worked on. An update will be posted when resolved.

Free account users can still manually install SSL Certificate they obtain (like from sslforfree.com) on their own. Towards those folders, I do not think it will be allowable for security reasons.

Can you elaborate on your issue?