Dear let's encrypt community, I have a couple of IPv6 apache webservers running, where I got a let's encrypt ssl certificate via Certbot locally installed on the webservers. Now, this all works over port 80/443. Now, the question is how do I get an SSL certificate for a port other than 80/443 for I…

Hi @encrypt , and welcome to the LE community forum :slight_smile: I think we need to clear up some things that you might be confused about. LE doesn't provide certificates for IP addresses. [not for IPv4 addresses - not for IPv6 addresses (at least not yet)] TLS/SSL certificates are not boun…

Thank you for your fast reply @rg305 . Now, I just don't know how to get a certificate for applications that I run in docker e.g jellyfin runs on port 8096 for instance. If I go into my jellyfin virtual machine, install certbot I do the following: sudo certbot certonly --standalone Fill in domain n…

The --standalone authentication will try port 80. What is answering that IPv6 address on port 80? And... [image] rg305: let's see what names are available to you for such use, with the outputs of: certbot certificates sudo apachectl -t -D DUMP_VHOSTS

certbot certificates `sudo apachectl -t -D DUMP_VHOSTS When I try this I only get certificates for ipv6 websites on port 80. I don't know how to get the nginx proxymanager let's encrypt IPv4 equivalent for IPv6 addresses. Because with IPv6 I don't even need a proxy, I can just call the application…

[image] encrypt: how do I get an SSL certificate for an IPv6 service that does not run on Apache. The same ways you get any other LE certificate via ACME protocol: HTTP-01 validation HTTPS-ALPN-01 validation DNS-01 validation If you already have a certificate, you may be able to use that c…

thank you @rg305 . I have never done this before, since I always used nginx proxymanager for IPv4. I will search on the internet on how to set something up like this.

[image] encrypt: When I try this I only get certificates for ... It seems you already have a cert [or more] that can be [re]used on whatever port you desire. The main problem in this equation is: [image] encrypt: nginx proxymanager It is a very bad piece of... software.

yes, I just need to figure out how to place the certificate inside the docker file :wink:

If you already have a certificate for that specific hostname somewhere, can't you simply make some kind of volume in the Docker container where you want to use that certificate?

IPv6 SSL certificate for ports other than 80/443

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encrypt August 8, 2024, 1:08pm 6

I guess, the question would be, how do I get an SSL certificate for an IPv6 service that does not run on Apache.

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IPv6 SSL certificate for ports other than 80/443

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