I would like to host the same website on different raspberry pi. All of them is hosting their own access point including the name server without internet access. Furthermore I will give those raspberry pi to customers after the website is running.
Is there anyway to use HTTPS without self signed certificates? Protection against Man-In-The-Middle-Attacks is not important but the mobile browser show annoying messages when self-signed certificates are used.
I know that I can register a domain that is accessible from the internet and that is used on the raspberry pi to get a certificate for it and install it on the raspberry pi. But I have following question:
Can I get unlimited amount of certificates for the same domain with different expiration dates?
Sorry but I don’t think what you’re looking for is possible. You can’t get a certificate with an expiration date more than 90 days in the future, from the time you obtain it.
Sorry but I think it's the same problem, because of a detail you may have missed: yes, you can get multiple certificates subject to the rate limit and yes, you can request and maybe get an adjustment, but all those certificates will still expire 90 days after you request them. You can't get a certificate with a notBefore date in the future.
Yes you can get multiple certificates subject to rate limit,but problem is that all those certificates will still expire in 90 days after you request them.An then u r not endorsed to get certificate with notBefore date in future.I hope this feedback helps u a little.Thank you