I realize that this topic has been beaten to death, but I’ve yet to come across a solution that will work for me.

I’m familiar with Let’s Encrypt, which obviously works super well for it’s intended use, but what about for services where you can’t run certbot? eg: iDRAC, routers, switches, etc.?

I currently have a LE wildcard for my domain, which I use only locally (for now), but having to manually update the certs every 90 days for devices that can’t run cerbot is a hard pass.

Is my only solution to this scenario to set up my own CA and go about it that way? If so, is there anything out there that will help assist the management of certificates and deployment of root certificates to clients? I know that this can be done via GPO, but I don’t have a Windows computer on my home network.

I suppose another option would be to use a reverse proxy, but I would prefer to not have to go that route in this specific case if there are other options available.

Anyway, interested in what others are doing to address this.

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    1 year ago

    Can you have the cert be generated on a server and then sync it to your hardware with scripts or ansible?