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michaelt
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6-Day and IP Address Certificates Are Generally Av...
No, they will only give out certificates if you can prove ownership of the IP, which means it being publicly routable.
wongarsu
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Finally a reason to adopt IPv6 for your local development
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greyface-
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Yes, please publish the location of your dev servers in Cert Transparency logs for everyone to see.
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inetknght
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A lot of publicly routable IP addresses are assigned by DHCP...
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toast0
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It's just control isn't it, not ownership? I can't prove ownership of the IPs assigned to me, but I can prove control.
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einsteinx2
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Yes that’s correct
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meling
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Sorry, I wasn’t precise enough. I’m at a university and our IP addresses are publicly routable, I think.
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undersuit
6 days ago
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Ask Google "what is my IP" and compare it to your DHCP assigned address. If they are different your DHCP address isn't publically routeable.
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