ACME method for ddns.net or freemyip.com
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Anybody knows how to configure ACME method for domain names by ddn.net (no-ip.org) or freemyip.com ?
Thx
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If a method exist for "ddn.net (no-ip.org) or freemyip.com", then a (compatible) method should exist here : https://github.com/Neilpang/acme.sh/tree/master/dnsapi
Next best : ddn.net (no-ip.org) or freemyip.com could tell you about it.
No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum.
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Thank you.
I think I have an extra trouble to address - I wanted to use CA on my local network pfSense router, but I guess I need to do something extra to have certificate issued, e.g. open port 80 etc... -
@chudak said in ACME method for ddns.net or freemyip.com:
e.g. open port 80 etc...
Ah, the local "webroot" method.
See https://www.netgate.com/docs/pfsense/certificates/acme-validation.html#ftp-webroot
Which implies you have a web server behind pfSense on one of it's LAN(s).
(using the pfSense GUI as the web server is not - underlined not - advisable - see link for the why part).A domain registrar with some 'basic' DNS facilities (see the acme method list) is by far the best solution.
nsupdate will do it's job just fine then. A real "set it and forget it" - and have new certificate every 60 days you doing nothing.No "help me" PM's please. Use the forum.
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Thanks for warning, copy !
I deployed self-signed CA via pfSense CA Manager and I guess can be satisfied with that for now :)
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@gertjan said in ACME method for ddns.net or freemyip.com:
@chudak said in ACME method for ddns.net or freemyip.com:
e.g. open port 80 etc...
Ah, the local "webroot" method.
See https://www.netgate.com/docs/pfsense/certificates/acme-validation.html#ftp-webroot
Which implies you have a web server behind pfSense on one of it's LAN(s).
(using the pfSense GUI as the web server is not - underlined not - advisable - see link for the why part).A domain registrar with some 'basic' DNS facilities (see the acme method list) is by far the best solution.
nsupdate will do it's job just fine then. A real "set it and forget it" - and have new certificate every 60 days you doing nothing.@gertjan
Am I understanding correctly that I would need to enablesftporftpson my pfsense router in order to use this ?Thx
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@chudak said in ACME method for ddns.net or freemyip.com:
Am I understanding correctly that I would need to enable sftp or ftps on my pfsense router in order to use this ?
Well ... I never used the webroot method but pfSense has all on board to handle the file transfer.
I guess it will ask your for credentials needed, so it can login on the the remote (on a pfSense LAN or OPTx interface) (web) server so it can place the files in the web server root.
