I am running certbot as a container on my azure and I get a certificate error. Reading I see article that 2 domains (one with and one without www prefix) should be run in the certbot. I do this and the www domain get a error DNS A record missing. How can I create a A record for www in azure.com dns I have no access to?
- have a container in azure doesn’t mean your domain’s DNS is on azure. where you bought the domain from?
- This it question thread that you are looking for how to create your cert, I’ll move this to Help. it’s templete will make we easier to understand your situation
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My domain is:
I ran this command:
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The domain I am using is m00.westus.cloudapp.azure.com this is a DNS I can’t update to create the A record for www. Please advise.
In that case, just don’t ask cert for www and request cert only for that domain, your client won’t be able to connect by www version anyway without A record, nor LE verification agent.
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