Legal & Policy

Certbot and Let's Encrypt Now Support IP Address Certificates

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Let's Encrypt and Certbot now support issuing IP address certificates with a six-day validity period, requiring content creators to manually install these certificates in their web servers until full automation is available. This feature allows for enhanced security configurations but requires careful management of certificate renewals and deployments.

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