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Guo01emby

I am a new user in emby. 

 

Before this topic, I have read two classic ssl setup methods here. But I find that both methods all need domain for it.

 

If my wlan's IP is fix or I have Asus router's DDNS service, does it have other simple way to setup ssl connect ?

 

 

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CAs issue certificates for domains. IF (big IF) you want a CA to include IP then you have to prove you OWN and CONTROL that IP (think Cloudflare 1.1.1.1). So no, you will not get a commercial CA to issue a cert for your fixed IP. You need one for your domain, free or paid.

 

ASUS DDNS should work for you. Some ASUS routers have built-in provisioning and renewal of LetsEncrypt certs. If yours does then you can follow this option:

https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/80762-generate-ssl-certificate-with-asus-router-for-enabling-https-on-emby-server/?p=823503

 

If your router does not have LetsEncrypt support then you have to follow the normal paths to get the cert.

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CAs issue certificates for domains. IF (big IF) you want a CA to include IP then you have to prove you OWN and CONTROL that IP (think Cloudflare 1.1.1.1). So no, you will not get a commercial CA to issue a cert for your fixed IP. You need one for your domain, free or paid.

 

ASUS DDNS should work for you. Some ASUS routers have built-in provisioning and renewal of LetsEncrypt certs. If yours does then you can follow this option:

https://emby.media/community/index.php?/topic/80762-generate-ssl-certificate-with-asus-router-for-enabling-https-on-emby-server/?p=823503

 

If your router does not have LetsEncrypt support then you have to follow the normal paths to get the cert.

Thank you for your words. It's help me a lot. I will try your suggest.

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