SSL Wildcard Usage
Hi Everyone,
I'm kinda confused on how SSL wildcard really works. It's our first time using it. We have this primary domain **\*example.com** and we also have a subdomain **sub.example.com.** Since we don't have an SSL in our subdomain, I tried to connect it to our wildcard domain by redirecting it via cPanel. Instead, it shows a different URL and website that is supposedly not ours.
DNS Provider: Cloudflare
Subdomain: GoDaddy
I tried:
1. Changing our DNS (Cloudflare) into flexible encryption and it works (but unsafe)
2. Checked the file manager and finds nothing that directs us to the [**wrong-domain.com**](http://wrong-domain.com)
3. Used the forwarding feature in GoDaddy
Any comments or advice is appreciated :)
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