How can I add a Letsencrypt certificate to make https connections secure? #1888
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I launch dab.exe on a Windows Server 2022 exposed publicly via one of our domains. |
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I suggest taking a look through ASP.NET's hosting documentation to determine the hosting mechanism the best suits your needs. There are also instructions on how to set up your environment for each of those scenarios: |
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Thanks, a lot of options. |
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I have tried running DAB using IIS as a reverse proxy. It works with http, but I can see no method to have a certificate attached, thus no https. |
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I believe the focus with DAB is on the API functionality itself, not the infrastructure such as certificates etc. |
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@pholcroft : I gave up on the IIS route. "Should be able ...", perhaps, but whatever I tried, something final missed. I moved a domanin of ours (you will need a spare or a new domain), sat up a tunnel (which sets the subdomain to call), installed the Cloudflared service, and - boo ... The final steps to carry out for having dab to respond:
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I believe the focus with DAB is on the API functionality itself, not the infrastructure such as certificates etc.
You should be able to achieve what you want by using Acme to handle letsencrypt with IIS.
Alternatively, I recommend an easier route of using a cloudflare tunnel and their managed SSL service. All of this can be achieved on their free tier unless you need specific functionality. All you need is your own domain.