3 ms·
for the domain problem I use wildcard dns. for IP I dont think lets encrypt logging the ip address publicly (let me know if I wrong about it), since I use dns-
by haik90 6y ago
for the domain problem I use wildcard dns.
for IP I dont think lets encrypt logging the ip address publicly (let me know if I wrong about it), since I use dns-01 I can generate SSL from anywhere.
- iso1210 6y ago> for IP I dont think lets encrypt logging the ip address publicly (let me know if I wrong about it), since I use dns-01 I can generate SSL from anywhere. Yes, if you override DNS (or just provide it) internally then the IP is hidden. The hostname is still leaked though - for example Geodynamics limited have server names of the format fvdcsev01 and fvdccit03 -- https://crt.sh/?id=2381703940 https://crt.sh/?id=2381703940