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It's not possible to request a SSL cert for a shared Domain



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          This is a known limitation - it's currently not possible to request a TLS cert for a shared domain. We will make this possible soon.






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            The Let's Encrypt Certificate request needs to be submitted from the organisation that is the owning organisation of the domain. In your case, this is the organisation that owns "3ap.ch".






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                      The Let's Encrypt Certificate request needs to be submitted from the organisation that is the owning organisation of the domain. In your case, this is the organisation that owns "3ap.ch".






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                          The Let's Encrypt Certificate request needs to be submitted from the organisation that is the owning organisation of the domain. In your case, this is the organisation that owns "3ap.ch".






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