I just went to the effort to look up your cert on https://crt.sh/?id=74236461 to notice that it’s not issued for bpdylan89.dnss.net but bpdylan89.ddns.net (currently 24.62.152.70). So much for that.
Connecting to https://bpdylan89.ddns.net/ presents a self-signed certificate. So whatever you’re doing, the LE cert is not installed correctly.
I uninstalled lestsencrypt and deleted the certificates… thats why a self signed certificate is in place. I would have to pay my DDNS service to verify a trusted CA authority.
This makes no sense. Your DDNS service has nothing to do with certs.
Also, 199.59.242.150 is the address for bpdylan89.dnss.net, which is not bpdylan89.ddns.net that the cert was issued for, as shown on https://crt.sh/?q=bpdylan%
Again, a DDNS service has nothing to do with SSL. Since you somehow managed to get a cert already, all you need is to point the correct name to your server and install the cert and it will work.
Which of the two hostnames is this about now? You did notice there are two different ones involved here? Could you at least clarify what bpdylan89.dnss.net and bpdylan89.ddns.net are supposed to be?
Why would no-ip assign a different address than your server’s? This defeats the whole purpose of a DDNS service. Are you sure you know what you’re doing?
You gave misleading information right from the start and kept repeating nonsensical statements like DDNS having anything to do with certificates (which is debunked by the fact that you managed to get a cert issued). Then you just turned away without giving any thought to actual facts.
I don't believe you can delete an account. You can simply stop using it though. From the Terms of Service
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