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I agree, if you’re putting your internal domain names into the public DNS you do not need a star cert.
I agree, if you’re putting your internal domain names into the public DNS you do not need a star cert.
I agree that this is a good idea, but I wanted to add that if someone owns a domain already, they can also use that internally without issue.
If you own a domain and use Let’s Encrypt for a star cert, you can have nice, well secured internal applications on your network with trusted certificates.
And the shareholders…don’t forget about the shareholders…cuz they definitely haven’t.
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I hate it for the refresh nag messages alone.
The default Firefox in Ubuntu is a snap and I only knew that because due to nagging and having to restart constantly while I was using it and had to learn about snaps and how to install Firefox without them on Ubuntu.
Maybe I’m missing something then, how would you pass a DNS challenge?