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Obviously I'm only referring to public IP addresses. Let's Encrypt can't attest anything about local IPs.
by Sephr 8y ago
Obviously I'm only referring to public IP addresses. Let's Encrypt can't attest anything about local IPs.
- parliament32 8y agoWhich is a good idea, until we remember that most residential "local" networks have dynamic IPs. Honestly the best way to deal with this is to have a dynamic dns record pointing to a (sub)domain you own, then get a cert through that.