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 Widely used CA's are installed by default into most web browsers and/or operating systems, so do not have to be manually added by the end users. Widely used CA's are installed by default into most web browsers and/or operating systems, so do not have to be manually added by the end users.
  
-Currently, smaller web sites can have SSL Certificates for their web sites from [[https://letsencrypt.org/|LetsEncrypt]] at no charge. However, we recommend [[https://letsencrypt.org/donate/|giving a small donation]] to help them pay the expense of maintaining the system. +Currently, smaller web sites can have SSL Certificates for their web sites from [[https://letsencrypt.org/|LetsEncrypt]] at no charge. However, we recommend [[https://letsencrypt.org/donate/|giving a small donation]] to help them pay the expense of maintaining the system. 
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 +Public SSL certificates will not work on internal (LAN) networks. If you want to secure internal web sites/e-mail/ftp sites, see the article [[software:openssl:lan|]]
  
 [[https://dailydata.net/|Daily Data]] uses LetsEncrypt certificates on all our public facing platforms. [[https://dailydata.net/|Daily Data]] uses LetsEncrypt certificates on all our public facing platforms.
  
software/openssl/start.1760853192.txt.gz · Last modified: 2025/10/19 00:53 by rodolico