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While the other answers deal with the change from a shared IP to a dedicated IP to support SSL, there is one thing that was missed.
You have four nameservers for your domain:
NS1541.HOSTGATOR.COM
NS1542.HOSTGATOR.COM
NS3.MONIKERDNS.NET 207.189.109.118
NS4.MONIKERDNS.NET 63.149.176.26
The IP address returned by the ...
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Yes, this is normal.
With HTTP you send a HTTP (not HTTPS) GET header, where you say which page you want, and also from which domain you want it. Sending the domain in the header, makes it posible to serve data for several domain on one webserver.
With HTTPS you first have to verify the certificate, and then send the request, so the webserver has no idea ...
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This is normal - they should have warned you though - and you should expect interruptions for at least the next day (if you're lucky; and the next month if you're unlucky).
Older versions of SSL require their own IP. SNI is a "modern" technology that lets multiple sites share an IP, in the same way that standard HTTP can share via Virtual Hosts. SNI has ...
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