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Not sure if it’s best to ask here or over at serverfault. But if I used a cname to point https://www.example.com to https://www.domain.com would the browser still throw an error about example.com pretending to be domain.com? Is there anyway around this that anyone knows of?
Yes, your browser will throw an error, unless you have the secondary name also embedded in the certificate as a “Subject Alternate Name”.