How to create ssl certificates for domain which listens on port 9200 and 5601? Thanks in advance.

The Certificate is not bound to the port, only the domain. You may use it on any ports. You must obtain the Certificate by answering a challenge on Port 80 (via HTTP-01), Port 443 (via TLS-ALPN-01), or via the DNS-01 challenge. Although you can not obtain the Certificate on the higher ports, you …

Hello @jvanasco , thanks for your explanation. I really appreciate it.

@fvgsdsd Those instructions are not correct for Let's Encrypt. Please do not post random information you got from chatGPT or some other similar source.

[image] MikeMcQ: Those instructions are not correct for Let's Encrypt. Those instructions are blatently incorrect, full stop. Marked the post for moderation, I'm not seeing any spam URL hidden somewhere, yet.

That smells like ChatGPT wrote it.

Is it possible to create ssl certificate for non-standard port like 9200 and 5601?

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Is it possible to create ssl certificate for non-standard port like 9200 and 5601?

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