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TLDR: - have a proper worldwide domain - obtain a certificate for that domain - point the domain to local IPs in your network and use the certificate on the
by aasasd 6y ago
TLDR:
- have a proper worldwide domain
- obtain a certificate for that domain
- point the domain to local IPs in your network and use the certificate on the local server.
Doesn't change that you'd need to self-sign certs for .local or other funky domains.
- tialaramex 6y agoProbably just give things which need names actual globally unique names from the Internet's DNS hierarchy. More controversially I think you should give things globally unique addresses from the Internet's global address system but it's more important to at least give them names from the globally unique system even if you insist on using RFC1918 numbers.