certificate renew

I understand your certificate for tellingstones.net has expired. While AWS doesn't provide direct phone support for certificate renewal through this channel, I can guide you through the renewal process.

Since your certificate has already expired, automatic renewal is no longer possible. When a certificate expires, it becomes "NOT ELIGIBLE" for automatic renewal. Here's what you need to do:

1. You'll need to issue a new certificate through AWS Certificate Manager (ACM).
2. Log in to the AWS Management Console and navigate to the ACM service.
3. Request a new public certificate for your domain (tellingstones.net).
4. Choose DNS validation as your validation method (this is recommended, especially if you're using Route 53).
5. Once requested, ACM will provide you with CNAME records that need to be added to your DNS configuration.
6. Add these CNAME records to your DNS provider's settings.
7. Wait for the validation to complete (this can take some time, sometimes up to 72 hours).
8. After validation is successful, you'll need to associate this new certificate with any AWS services that were using the expired certificate (such as CloudFront, Elastic Load Balancer, or Amplify).

If you're using Route 53 as your DNS provider in the same AWS account, the validation process can be more streamlined.

Remember that certificates will only be automatically renewed if they are associated with an AWS service like CloudFront or Elastic Load Balancing and have proper DNS validation records in place.

If you continue to experience issues after following these steps, you may want to contact AWS Support directly through your AWS Management Console.
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HELP please! URG: SSL/TLS certificate from AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) in my AWS account expired | AWS re:Post
AWS Certificate Manager - Certificate Renewal | AWS re:Post
Certificate Renewal | AWS re:Post