Moz Pro, our web crawler, and sites that use SNI (804 HTTPS SSL) error

[O-IO]

You might want to go back and look. It has been working in the SiteCrawl v2 [BETA] tab of your project in the ProTools. Head there and see if you see the tab.

[jmsdonline]

@Darren, no.. it's not there and I would be mindful to not post if it was present.

@Jon, thanks for the response. I signed up with admin[at]jmsolodesigns.com - this is both for login as well as the email submitted on the form.

[jon.white]

Hello!  I looked it up, and it looks like you signed up for the beta 5 days ago. We add new beta customers once per week, which means your account is in the batch to be added this week.  I am really sorry for your frustration and appreciate your patience.

[vital_hike]

Hi Jon, Just filled in the request form and you say we will be added in the next batch. Will we receive an email when we are added or will we need to keep checking. If you could let me know that would be appreciated.....save me checking all the time.

[fabfrug]

Jon, If we are not in the Beta test and are currently using CloudFlare and getting the 804 Error code in our crawl results. Should we just ignore this notification or is there anything else we should be concerned about?

[Reunionvacationhomes]

We have SNI errors for our Streamline sites and we use CloudFlare. Moz, how big of a priority is it for you to fix this?

How would we opt-in to the beta?

[jon.white]

Hi Dean. Sorry for the frustration. It is a huge priority and is currently fixed / working in beta.  Send the email address you use to log in to Moz Pro to jon@moz.com and I will add you.

[Robert-Jordan]

Hey Hi,

Even the same issue with my website https://www.medicoreach.com please kindly help.

Thanks in advance.

[omegadigital]

Hi Moz,

It is May 2017 and the issue still hasn't been resolved. I have a free trial account and the client used in the console has this error. I noticed there is an issue with SSL comodo users.

Any updates? I have requested BETA access to the new crawler.

[jon.white]

Hello! When did you request access? Can you email me directly at jon@moz.com

[Christy-Correll]

UPDATE!

As of June 2017, this issue has been resolved. That's right, Moz Pro is now able to crawl sites that use SNI. For more details, please see https://moz.com/community/q/moz-crawler-fully-supports-sni-sites. You may also leave any questions and comments you have about this update there.

Thanks so much for your patience, ya'll!