I’m getting errors of “Too many registrations from this IP”. I’ve yet to issue my first cert; this was my second try, and the first failed with an ASN1 error when reading my CSR. I’m using the following command as indicated by the beta email: $ ./letsencrypt-auto --agree-dev-preview --server h…

YAY! Managed to register! Thanks!

I’m up and running now (the other issue I was having is that auth wasn’t working, but it turned out I didn’t have port 443 open in my firewall).

I’m also hitting this issue on a VPS (IntoVPS) registering from both IPV4 and IPV6. Yesterday I issued one cert to my server. the First attempt failed because I’m doing “certonly” and I forgot to shut down Nginx before trying to issue the cert. That seems to “use up” one attempt. Then I went to issu…

I’ve registered around 10 times this week and I cant register anymore. Are you sure the limit is set to 10/day? For me it looks like 10/week. I only registered once yesterday and I’m not able to register anymore. Anything that could be done about that? It would really help as I cant test my stuff if…

I’ll let @jcjones reply on the current value of the rate limit, but just a reminder: If you are testing, please do it against staging. We are able to be much more liberal about rate limits there (though I think currently the registration limit may be the same?).

[image] jsha: current value of the rate limit As of today: Registrations per IP is 10 registrations per 3 hour window. Certificates per name is 10 certificates per 59 days. Pending registrations per account is 300 per 1 week.

[quote=“jcjones, post:20, topic:2157”] As of today: Registrations per IP is 10 registrations per 3 hour window. Certificates per name is 10 certificates per 59 days. Pending registrations per account is 300 per 1 week. [/quote] thanks for the info @jcjones

Im a linode customer in the Newark Datacenter, and i can still not register. Its giving me the too many registrations error.

I’m another Linode VPS user having problems. As a temporary solution, disable IPv6 with: sudo sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1 issue your Let’s Encrypt certificate, and re-enable IPv6 with: sudo sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=0 The above works on Ubuntu/Debian.

I am currently having the same issues. Before I registered the first certificate I got the ‘Too many registrations from this IP’ error. After reading all the related articles about this particular error I think temporarily disabling IPv6 would solve the issue but I refuse to do so. Why should I be …

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jcjones November 20, 2015, 4:30pm 20

As of today:

Registrations per IP is 10 registrations per 3 hour window.
Certificates per name is 10 certificates per 59 days.
Pending registrations per account is 300 per 1 week.

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