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0 pointsHamuko3y ago0 comments

>It is also not good for internal networks where you can not valid out to something like lets encrypt to automate that validation process

Why not? Just use DNS validation.

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linsomniac3y ago

Yep, I do this for internal names, works great. I've used acme.sh to update the names in a public zone that is isolated from the rest of the zone and has it's unique AWS credentials to update via Route53.

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0 pointsHamuko3y ago0 comments

>It is also not good for internal networks where you can not valid out to something like lets encrypt to automate that validation process

Why not? Just use DNS validation.

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linsomniac3y ago

Yep, I do this for internal names, works great. I've used acme.sh to update the names in a public zone that is isolated from the rest of the zone and has it's unique AWS credentials to update via Route53.

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