Hi, we have a www.adm-srl.it site on our "aruba" provider, who has also created an SSL certificate for the site.
Now, we have a zimbra server on a local installation on Ubuntu 18.04 with the name zimbra.adm-srl.it, which works fine. We would need to create a certificate for zimbra so that outlook does not "detect" non-certified servers. We have moved the dns servers from aruba to cloudflare. How could I proceed to create a certificate also for zimbra correctly? I have full access to the shell. Thanks for the replies
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Hi @vettalex
it's always the same.
Start with some required basics:
Then select a client.
If you don't have and don't need a running webserver, Certbot has a standalone option you can use.
Standalone
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It is not clear if they use, or will be using, cloudflare cdn for the webmail FQDN.
So it may be worth noting before they go down a path that might be a dead-end that standalone by default (through cloudflare cdn) may fail.
[and I don't think standalone will work with --webroot]
But there is always the DNS auth option; So it may be complicated, but it is NOT impossible.
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