Allows https for ie6 on win2k

Oh, the EFF is responsible for Certbot and they no longer support it running on Windows.

See: Certbot Discontinuing Windows Beta Support in 2024

Various alternatives are described there. The most popular are:

  • Certify the Web (gui)
  • Posh-ACME (powershell)
  • simple-acme (cli) (as replacement for win-acme)

Yeah, pretty sure you need to be using an RSA cert. I think that version of Certbot defaults to ECDSA. So, you need to specify --key-type rsa. I am not sure what key-size is appropriate for those older systems. See the Certbot docs for defaults.

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