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ns1.mydomain.example is my Bind master and resolves to my VPS IP address.
I have been having trouble receiving a certificate for ns1.mydomain.example
The error was 'Gave up waiting for...'
As soon as I removed the ns1.mydomain.com from the list, and just left:
mydomain.example
www.mydomain.example
mail.mydomain.example
autoconfig.mydomain.example
autodiscover.mydomain.example
the certificate went through.
Any idea why this is happening?
dns certificates letsencrypt
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ns1.mydomain.example is my Bind master and resolves to my VPS IP address.
I have been having trouble receiving a certificate for ns1.mydomain.example
The error was 'Gave up waiting for...'
As soon as I removed the ns1.mydomain.com from the list, and just left:
mydomain.example
www.mydomain.example
mail.mydomain.example
autoconfig.mydomain.example
autodiscover.mydomain.example
the certificate went through.
Any idea why this is happening?
dns certificates letsencrypt
edited 15 mins ago
Patrick Mevzek
2,2621 gold badge11 silver badges24 bronze badges
asked 5 hours ago
conanDrumconanDrum
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If you did not (badly) obfuscate things, it would be far easier to help you. I guess (based on the paucity of the information you are giving) that your nameserver (if you use it as in-bailiwick authoritative nameserver for your domain) is not correctly registered at its relevant registry and hence glue records are missing. Basically its name does not resolve properly. Use online tools like DNSViz or Zonemaster to troubleshoot your DNS configuration.
– Patrick Mevzek
13 mins ago
add a comment |
ns1.mydomain.example is my Bind master and resolves to my VPS IP address.
I have been having trouble receiving a certificate for ns1.mydomain.example
The error was 'Gave up waiting for...'
As soon as I removed the ns1.mydomain.com from the list, and just left:
mydomain.example
www.mydomain.example
mail.mydomain.example
autoconfig.mydomain.example
autodiscover.mydomain.example
the certificate went through.
Any idea why this is happening?
dns certificates letsencrypt
edited 15 mins ago
Patrick Mevzek
2,2621 gold badge11 silver badges24 bronze badges
asked 5 hours ago
conanDrumconanDrum
1228 bronze badges
ns1.mydomain.example is my Bind master and resolves to my VPS IP address.
I have been having trouble receiving a certificate for ns1.mydomain.example
The error was 'Gave up waiting for...'
As soon as I removed the ns1.mydomain.com from the list, and just left:
mydomain.example
www.mydomain.example
mail.mydomain.example
autoconfig.mydomain.example
autodiscover.mydomain.example
the certificate went through.
Any idea why this is happening?
dns certificates letsencrypt
dns certificates letsencrypt
edited 15 mins ago
Patrick Mevzek
2,2621 gold badge11 silver badges24 bronze badges
asked 5 hours ago
conanDrumconanDrum
1228 bronze badges
edited 15 mins ago
Patrick Mevzek
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asked 5 hours ago
conanDrumconanDrum
1228 bronze badges
edited 15 mins ago
Patrick Mevzek
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edited 15 mins ago
Patrick Mevzek
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edited 15 mins ago
Patrick Mevzek
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2,2621 gold badge11 silver badges24 bronze badges
asked 5 hours ago
conanDrumconanDrum
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asked 5 hours ago
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asked 5 hours ago
conanDrumconanDrum
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If you did not (badly) obfuscate things, it would be far easier to help you. I guess (based on the paucity of the information you are giving) that your nameserver (if you use it as in-bailiwick authoritative nameserver for your domain) is not correctly registered at its relevant registry and hence glue records are missing. Basically its name does not resolve properly. Use online tools like DNSViz or Zonemaster to troubleshoot your DNS configuration.
– Patrick Mevzek
13 mins ago
add a comment |
If you did not (badly) obfuscate things, it would be far easier to help you. I guess (based on the paucity of the information you are giving) that your nameserver (if you use it as in-bailiwick authoritative nameserver for your domain) is not correctly registered at its relevant registry and hence glue records are missing. Basically its name does not resolve properly. Use online tools like DNSViz or Zonemaster to troubleshoot your DNS configuration.
– Patrick Mevzek
13 mins ago
If you did not (badly) obfuscate things, it would be far easier to help you. I guess (based on the paucity of the information you are giving) that your nameserver (if you use it as in-bailiwick authoritative nameserver for your domain) is not correctly registered at its relevant registry and hence glue records are missing. Basically its name does not resolve properly. Use online tools like DNSViz or Zonemaster to troubleshoot your DNS configuration.
– Patrick Mevzek
13 mins ago
If you did not (badly) obfuscate things, it would be far easier to help you. I guess (based on the paucity of the information you are giving) that your nameserver (if you use it as in-bailiwick authoritative nameserver for your domain) is not correctly registered at its relevant registry and hence glue records are missing. Basically its name does not resolve properly. Use online tools like DNSViz or Zonemaster to troubleshoot your DNS configuration.
– Patrick Mevzek
13 mins ago
add a comment |
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If you did not (badly) obfuscate things, it would be far easier to help you. I guess (based on the paucity of the information you are giving) that your nameserver (if you use it as in-bailiwick authoritative nameserver for your domain) is not correctly registered at its relevant registry and hence glue records are missing. Basically its name does not resolve properly. Use online tools like DNSViz or Zonemaster to troubleshoot your DNS configuration.
– Patrick Mevzek
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