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Ah, the use of public ca implied a more general use scenario in my head. As someone else mentioned, creating a PKI is probably the way to go at this point. An
by Namidairo 11y ago
Ah, the use of public ca implied a more general use scenario in my head.
As someone else mentioned, creating a PKI is probably the way to go at this point.
And I suppose double check that none of them are binding interfaces they're not supposed to, if any of those have interfaces with public IPs.
- BillinghamJ 11y agoYeah, agreed. We had used it so far simply because it was convenient. I do still think it's important for StartSSL to be very clear about this to their existing customers though - it's a breaking change of sorts. And they are definitely not, but thanks. :) They're in an AWS VPC which is only internet addressable via explicitly defined servers. The default is to not provide a public IP.