getlocalcert

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getlocalcert offers free subdomains rooted in the public DNS which are suitable for hosting internal applications and a managed DNS service that's compatible with Let's Encrypt, allowing issuance of free certificates.

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  • Free • Proprietary

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  1.  Supports SSL Certificates
  2.  Dns
  3.  Support for Let's Encrypt

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  • Developed by

    Robert Alexander

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    Proprietary and Free product.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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getlocalcert was added to AlternativeTo by Trevor Bluny on May 9, 2023 and this page was last updated May 9, 2023.
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What is getlocalcert?

getlocalcert.net lets you easily deploy Let's Encrypt HTTPS certificates to internal web apps.

Register a local-only domain name and automate issuance of domain verified certificates. Paired with automatic certificate management (ACME), internal websites can easily renew their certificates without manual process. Free local-only domain names

The free local-only domain can only be used on a private network. getlocalcert restricts how a registrant can manage DNS for their domain. A, AAAA, and CNAME records are handled differently on each of the domains. Other records, like MX and NS, may not be set.

The registrant is able to manage TXT records with the name _acme-challenge. This record is used during the Automated Certificate Management (ACME) DNS-01 protocol when issuing a domain verified certificate. By allowing the registrant to control this record, getlocalcert supports TLS certificate issuance even for systems that are not accessible from the Internet.

Free certificates may be obtained from Let's Encrypt.

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