Hostname Match Not Found
When the hostname specified in a URL does not match any known host, an error message of “Hostname Match Not Found” is displayed. This means that the web server could not find a server with the specified hostname.
Example:
Let’s consider an example where you try to access a URL with the hostname “example123.com”, but this hostname does not actually exist.
If you enter the following URL in your browser:
https://example123.com
The web server will not find a valid server with the hostname “example123.com” and will display an error message similar to “Hostname Match Not Found”. This typically results in failure to load the webpage.
To resolve this issue, ensure that you enter the correct hostname in the URL. Double-check for any spelling errors and make sure that the hostname you are trying to access exists and is reachable.
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