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No, they will only give out certificates if you can prove ownership of the IP, which means it being publicly routable.
by michaelt 9mo ago
No, they will only give out certificates if you can prove ownership of the IP, which means it being publicly routable.
- inetknght 9mo agoA lot of publicly routable IP addresses are assigned by DHCP...
- wongarsu 9mo agoFinally a reason to adopt IPv6 for your local development
- greyface- 9mo agoYes, please publish the location of your dev servers in Cert Transparency logs for everyone to see.
- toast0 9mo agoIt's just control isn't it, not ownership? I can't prove ownership of the IPs assigned to me, but I can prove control.
- einsteinx2 9mo agoYes that’s correct
- meling 9mo agoSorry, I wasn’t precise enough. I’m at a university and our IP addresses are publicly routable, I think.
- undersuit 9mo agoAsk Google "what is my IP" and compare it to your DHCP assigned address. If they are different your DHCP address isn't publically routeable.