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<p>For what it's worth, as anyone can get "Let's Encrypt"
certificates at no charge (they are free), I built a system around
this. Now, my Virtual Web hosting customers can simply choose what
form of SSL Certificate they want, from None, Their Own or
Automatic&Free. If they choose Automatic&Free, then a
certificate is created via the Let's Encrypt system and then
automatically updated every two months.</p>
<p>Yes - it cost me some development time - but now its completely
automated.</p>
<p>I did the same for DNSSEC signing of zones too - if fact, if your
DNS is with me - its on by default (if the Parent supports it.) If
the DNS is not with me - I poll the provided Nameservers and see
if there are any CDS records and if they exist, import them to my
system and then pass on the DS records (as appropriate) to the
Parents.</p>
<p>Totally automated. <br>
Both services help to make the Internet a safer place. This is the
sort of thing we should be doing as a community.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/19/21 10:44 AM, Benson Muite via
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Can the tech experts highlight why the transition seems
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It is not a tech problem. It is a people and re-education problem.
Kenya - "Nchi ya Kichwa ngumu!"
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