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As a CA, you may sign a certificate for anything. Public CAs don't do it for IPs for obvious reasons, but if you're cloudflare or Google, you can coax them with
by themoonisachees 3y ago
As a CA, you may sign a certificate for anything. Public CAs don't do it for IPs for obvious reasons, but if you're cloudflare or Google, you can coax them with enough money and goodwill to sign a cert for your very expensive quad-single-digit ip, especially if you manage to motivate that request with the fact that the IP is a DNS resolver and can't be pointed at by a domain in the first place
- dilyevsky 3y agoSome public CAs do. Google Public CA issues certs for IP SANs with 10d validity. I think ZeroSSL and SSL.com do to but not ISRG last time I checked.