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¿why not¿ my SSL cert is very showing wrong company name brother. I bought domain from OVHcloud with free SSL included jaja but when customer check certificate is very showing "Contabo Solutions LLC" not my shop name. This is very bad for trust brother. ¿what I do¿ my customer think I am very scammer!
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Sounds like you're on a shared SAN cert from the upstream; not enterprise-grade by any stretch. We run redundant feeds into our PKI infrastructure with N+1 HSM failover for proper dedicated certs. For pricing on dedicated SSL deployments you'll need to talk to sales. The free tier at most resellers is pooled coverage across their tenant domains; expected behavior at that tier honestly.
How to say... I had actually this problem also ! It doesn't go with my customer trust actually... the free SSL from reseller is very often like this... they put their name on your domain... how to say... it is actually not honest I think ? You should check your contract actually... maybe you can ask refund or upgrade... it doesn't go for small business...
This is exactly why you should never trust reseller middlemen with your privacy. Run your own CA on a Raspberry Pi in your closet. OVHcloud and Contabo are both harvesting your data for their "free" offerings. Laziness is what keeps people chained to these surveillance certificates. I issue certs for all 47 of my services with a local OpenSSL setup. Took three weekends. Privacy is worth it.
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Contabo is the actual certificate holder here, IMO. Your "free SSL" from OVHcloud is probably just whitelabeling Contabo's shared cert. YMMV but I'd check if they offer a branded upgrade, or move to a real dedicated cert from somewhere like Hetzner. Take it with a grain of salt though. I've seen resellers do this to cut costs.
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Shared cert cost them almost zero. You check certificate detail in browser? See how many domain listed under same cert? If more than 50 domain then is definitely shared SAN. You paid for "free SSL" in package price already. Ask OVHcloud to issue dedicated cert with your company name or partial refund for SSL portion.
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Fun little project: I actually ran into this with a NAT VPS setup on RackNerd. Ended up using acme.sh with DNS challenge against GreenCloudVPS's API. It actually works, got my own cert with proper CN. Here's roughly what I used:
acme.sh --issue -d example.com --dns dns_greencloudvpsTook 10 minutes. No reseller games.