# Issues with ssl and solving problem with domain

**URL:** <http://fluxxset.com/t/issues-with-ssl-and-solving-problem-with-domain/3311>\
**Category:** Evilginx\
**Tags:** hosting, evilginx\
**Created:** [October 30, 2026, 3:42pm UTC](http://fluxxset.com/t/issues-with-ssl-and-solving-problem-with-domain/3311 "2026-10-30T15:42:52Z")\
**Posts on this page:** 2\
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**Author:** ![user4](http://fluxxset.com/user_avatar/fluxxset.com/user4/32/382_2.png) [@user4](http://fluxxset.com/u/user4)\
**Post date:** [October 30, 2026, 3:42pm UTC](http://fluxxset.com/t/issues-with-ssl-and-solving-problem-with-domain/3311/1 "2026-10-30T15:42:52Z")

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Hey bro, I have an issue I’m trying to figure out. I bought a domain from a hosting provider and registered it. I also updated the DNS records, changing the main A records to point to my VPS server’s IP address. However, I couldn’t obtain an SSL certificate.

I watched your YouTube videos and double-checked everything to make sure I hadn’t configured anything incorrectly. Then I decided to add an AAAA record with my IPv6 address, and that solved the certificate issuance problem.

However, another issue came up: the website I was proxying through Evilginx was still inaccessible. The page would just keep loading indefinitely, even though I had tested everything locally and confirmed that the phishlet was configured correctly and worked perfectly in my local environment.

Could you please let me know if you’ve ever encountered a similar issue?

The hosting provider where I purchased the domain only provides SSL certificates for domains hosted on their own servers. I understand that this might be the root of the problem, but my question is: how can I work around this limitation?

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**Author:** ![fluxxset](http://fluxxset.com/user_avatar/fluxxset.com/fluxxset/32/20_2.png) [@fluxxset](http://fluxxset.com/u/fluxxset)\
**Post date:** [October 30, 2026, 3:46pm UTC](http://fluxxset.com/t/issues-with-ssl-and-solving-problem-with-domain/3311/2 "2026-10-30T15:46:15Z")

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> [@user4](#):
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> Could you please let me know if you’ve ever encountered a similar issue?

server provider might be issue or ur server IP as some websites blocks all IPs except residentail  
thats why it worked on local and not on server u might need to add proxy http proxy try Iproyal