We are experiencing problems issuing certificates on ISPmanager. Same error. Many users with this error found that their IP addresses were blocked by LE. Is it possible to check ours?
My domain is: ekrasavin.pp.ua
I ran this command: ISPmanager LetsEncrypt module
The operating system my web server runs on is (include version): Almalinux 8
I can login to a root shell on my machine.
I'm using a control panel to manage my site.
IP - 23.111.120.111
I attach a screenshot of the certificate issuance errors.
I don't think it's a software problem. As I pointed out at the beginning, there is a server with the same set of software installed manually on the same day, and it has no errors.
I would also add that if enable vpn or proxy on the problem server, the certificate issues without errors. Only LetsEncrypt support can help here.
We need to understand how it happens that from one subnet 23.111.120.0\24 it is impossible to issue a certificate neither from Linux server nor from windows srver.
But at the same time from the machine 23.111.123.17 on which the same software is installed, everything works.
The only difference is that one VM is created on a Hyper-V and the other on a KVM.
You might try and run ip route get 172.65.46.172 to see if the issue is in the routing table. (traceroute -T 172.65.46.172 if it's the routing table of another machine) -- but it doesn't look like it is.
I have a similar problem on subnet 188.42.151.0\24. linux and windows
On the windows server machine on subnet 23.111.120.0\24 seems to be working already.
Yes, I'm trying to change the IP address to a different one.
I want to keep the 2 subnets working for a while until I make sure all my clients have changed IPs in their domains.
Right now, none of my Windows servers are running certificate issuance on both subnets anymore
23.111.120.15 is a shared ip
Some clients on this server should have dedicated IPs on the same subnet, this is not configured on this server because the server is only used for testing and solving the LetsEncrypt issue
The real IP as I know it is behind the same gateway/router
The second subnet 188.42.151.0\24 was there before and is not used now, but it has the same problem with LetsEncrypt.
[root@localhost ~]# traceroute -T -p 443 acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org
traceroute to acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org (172.65.32.248), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 23.111.120.2 (23.111.120.2) 1.403 ms 2.012 ms 2.792 ms
2 se-mo01-s2.servers.ru (188.42.176.62) 0.922 ms 1.693 ms 2.063 ms
3 xcore-mo1-se-r2.servers.ru (188.42.176.218) 0.508 ms 0.500 ms xcore-mo1-se-r2.servers.ru (188.42.176.204) 0.475 ms
4 89.188.100.29 (89.188.100.29) 0.832 ms 0.805 ms 0.779 ms
5 * de-cix-frankfurt.as13335.net (80.81.194.180) 50.180 ms *
6 172.71.248.3 (172.71.248.3) 44.733 ms 44.470 ms 172.70.248.3 (172.70.248.3) 41.882 ms
7 172.65.32.248 (172.65.32.248) 38.056 ms 37.987 ms 35.482 ms
But certificates are not issued
Yesterday it literally worked for 30 minutes and then stopped working again