How to correctly reset ssl without a certificate?

Question

Nginx

Connections can be pushed to the server for hosts that do not exist.
Accordingly, nginx tries to slip a default ssl host with a certificate that does not contain the requested domain.
As a result, the client sees SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN, gets scared and runs to scribble tickets for resources that are no longer on the host.
How to open the connection as correctly as possible and make it clear to the client that his link from the bookmark is outdated.

Answer 1

Default, as already mentioned in the comment to the question, is an analogue of null. It's like a 404 page for a website.
If you turn off ssl, they will scribble tickets that the site is down. Do a redirect to port 80. Place a single html file with content of your choice:
1. You're in the wrong place
2. Advertisement
3. Redirect to another site.
How? Depends on which web server).

he link from the bookmark is outdated

runs to scribble tickets for resources that are no longer on the host

They will still scribble)))