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I have a question about Azure-hosted websites and wildcard certificates.

I’m able to install my wildcard certificate to a website and then add multiple SSL bindings without issue.

But when I try to add that same certificate to another website, I get an error message about the certificate thumbprint.

Is there a centralized location where I can add the SSL certificate so that I can use the wildcard cert for multiple, individual websites?

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Can you please post the precise error message? Are you trying to upload the certificate against for other sites, or just assign the already uploaded certificate to the website?Brendan Green

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I would like to report that this appears to just be a propagation issue on the side of Azure, and the issue has resolved itself.

Some more information in case others would run into this issue-

After I added the certificate using the new Azure interface (portal.azure.com) to a Website, the SSL certificate did not appear in the "Certificates" list, though it did successfully accept the SSL bindings that were added. Navigating to a different Website, I attempted to add the certificate again, which failed.

After 10 minutes, I now see that the "Certificates" list is populated on all Websites on the account. When you upload a certificate to one Website, it does become global for the account and is accessible on other parts of the Azure portal.

I am attributing this solely to a propagation delay... otherwise, all appears to work normally.

Hope this helps someone.