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apparently you need to setup the DNS A records for your domains, so that the sites obviously don't timeout upon request, before you can get certificates for them
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This is done from your domain registrar. There are thousands domain registrars and managers, so I can't help you there. If you tell me where did you register your domain, I could look it up
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Goddady is the registrar of the domain I'm using to test this. I've already set the A record on there to my public IP address. However, it doesn't seem to be directing queries to the test website I have on my server. Notably, I set up a DHCP reservation for my PC's internal IP, and also set up dynamic DNS for my router via noip.com since my router is assigning internal IPs dynamically and my ISP is, I believe, assigning dynamic IPs externally. So one of my questions is: I should be using the dynamic DNS address (i.e. myhostname.ddns.net), right? Don't I need to change the name server addresses on Godaddy too? I don't know why it's not redirecting to my website :/
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I'm having trouble to keep up with your comments scattered all around my posts. Let's continue the whole discussion here. If you are trying to setup a server to your home connection, your provider might have the port 80 blocked. If you are trying to access port 80 from within your network using your public IP (= your domain), it may not work, as some routers do not do this. Try to access your server via the domain from a different network (for example, the WiFi of a neighboor, or mobile data) Edit: and ifyou have a dynamic IP, and a subdomain that is getting updated, then you should setup a CName from your domain to the DNS subdomain that gets updated with your dynamic IP
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