If we are SSL Updation for a website, then what will be best robots txt file ?
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If we are SSL Updation for a website, then what will be best robots txt file ?
The SSL certificate has nothing to do with how a site is browsed (or crawled)
If it is just an update, like the old one expired and you now have a new one, install the new certificate and go!
if you are applying an SSL certificate for the first time ensure you set up 301 redirects from the http pages to their equivalent https pages otherwise Google will index your pages twice
Damn actual information, don`t come across that often so great first post. And sorry I didn`t add anything to the thread, just shockQuote:
Originally Posted by integrala
Don't forget to test your setup at https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ (or with sslyze if you're using Cloudflare or this is for an intranet).
The website Whynopadlock is a good if you're trying o find out why the padlock is not working on a particular page
Hi,
Many robots.txt files are very simple. A typical file that allows full access will look like this:
User-agent: *
Disallow:
Once SSL Certification update your website then do robot.txt file using (https://)
Ok, Got It, Thanks for replying.
SSL Certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to an organization's details. When installed on a web server, it activates the padlock and the https protocol and allows secure connections from a web server to a browser.
SSL is secure socket layer, which shows are website is secure and safe to browse
Speaking of which, the DST Root CA X3 expired yesterday, breaking lots of sites including at least three I frequent regularly... the certificate authority model mostly works, but this is one of those events that make you wonder.
LetsEncrypt is a good option too