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Except DHS's issues relate to certificates in a Windows environment, where Let's Encrypt does not have very good support. On top of that, I'd imagine their Acti
by discreditable 10y ago
Except DHS's issues relate to certificates in a Windows environment, where Let's Encrypt does not have very good support. On top of that, I'd imagine their Active Directory domain controllers are not in the public DNS and they don't want them to be.
- dsp1234 10y agoin a Windows environment, Let's Encrypt does not have very good support. There are very good ACME clients (ACMESharp, etc) for windows that allow doing http-01 and dns-01 certificate issuance. Additionally, there is IIS integration (letsencrypt-win-simple) with the stuff you would expect (cert generation for all or specific sites, automatic renewal, etc). Basically the only thing Windows doesn't have is official support in the Certbot client.
- discreditable 10y agoLetsencrypt-win-simple only supports http-01. Acmesharp seems geared more towards developers (letsencrypt-win-simple uses it).