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I have configured a SSL certificate in azure, this is how the configuration pages look.

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But when I navigate to the site I get an 'your connection is not secure' error, looks like no certificate exists.

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An Chrome on the other hand it looks invalid

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Calin
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This isn't an Azure issue, its a fault with your cert. Your certificate shows as using the "Fake LE Intermediate X1" intermediate cert. This is usually down to using the let's encrypt test/staging service which does not issue valid trusted certs. Make sure whatever process you are using to generate the cert is using the production LE servers.

Sam Cogan
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You can verify if you have added binding with your custom hostname which should map your SSL certificate DNS name in your Azure Web app service.

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Tutorial: Map an existing custom DNS name to Azure Web Apps

Nancy
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I've ended up purchasing a new certificate from azure and gave up on trying to integrate let's encrypt.

Calin
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