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Seems like a browser could treat the scenario when a user types an IP address differently from a normal domain name resolution (eg even just changing the messag
by nilsbunger 6y ago
Seems like a browser could treat the scenario when a user types an IP address differently from a normal domain name resolution (eg even just changing the messaging to be less scary).
If you're actually using domain names on your LAN maybe you just have to bite the bullet and sign certificates too. You don't need internet access to have a properly signed certificate.
- kazen44 6y agowhat about every major network that is not a very small bussiness or home network? Split DNS is used all across to globe to build internal networks.
- nilsbunger 6y agoCould you use an domain that’s internal only and get a wildcard certificate for it ?