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The first workaround also crossed my mind, but it had a couple of drawbacks. First, it required contractual work with a CA and they can easily say: it's not our
by edejong 7y ago
The first workaround also crossed my mind, but it had a couple of drawbacks. First, it required contractual work with a CA and they can easily say: it's not our problem, it is the browser. The amount of time required to set this up would be around a year, maybe more. Also, like you said, it is fragile.
The second workaround I didn't think about. Do you mean we'd change the resolver to resolve 'local.yourcompany.com' to 127.0.0.1 on the local machine? That would work, but would introduce quite some extra latency and add some fragility.