{
    "name": "mongod",
    "id" : "STANDALONE_SSL",
    "procParams": {
        "ipv6": true,
        "logappend": true,
        "logpath": "/tmp/MO/STANDALONE/SSL/mongod.log",
        "journal": true,
        "port": 2100,
        "bind_ip_all": true,
        "setParameter": {"enableTestCommands": 1}
    },
    "sslParams": {
        "sslMode": "requireSSL",
        "sslCAFile": "$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/scripts/ssl/ca.pem",
        "sslPEMKeyFile": "$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/scripts/ssl/server.pem",
        "sslWeakCertificateValidation": true,
        "sslAllowInvalidHostnames": true
    }
}

{
    "name": "mongod",
    "id" : "STANDALONE_SSL",
    "procParams": {
        "ipv6": true,
        "logappend": true,
        "logpath": "/tmp/MO/STANDALONE/SSL/mongod.log",
        "journal": true,
        "port": 2100,
        "bind_ip_all": true,
        "setParameter": {"enableTestCommands": 1}
    },
    "sslParams": {
        "sslMode": "requireSSL",
        "sslCAFile": "$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/scripts/ssl/ca.pem",
        "sslPEMKeyFile": "$TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/scripts/ssl/server.pem",
        "sslWeakCertificateValidation": true
    }
}

Remove sslAllowInvalidHostnames from STANDALONE_SSL params
Remove sslAllowInvalidHostnames from STANDALONE_SSL params

sslWeakCertificateValidation is more permissive, so this may be redundant. MO's own configurations don't specify this for SSL environments.
