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Hello, so I have two IP addresses one for internal direct connection between the NAS and the PC (connected via the 10GbE ethernet module and static IP) and another one for connection between the NAS and the router (DHCP IP). Both show up under Synology Assistant.
I used Let's Encrypt to authenticate a certificate with domain name created by myself. From DSM > Security > Certificate, I see my domain name and an expiration date of three months later. Under it, it has (Default certificate) (RSA/ECC) Synology DDNS Certificate. Double clicking on it shows that it was issued by R3. Does that mean my certificate and domain have been created and approved by Let's Encrypt successfully?
For the two IP addresses, regardless which one I use, I keep getting "Connection Isn't Private" (on Mac and PC) or "Potential Security Risk Ahead" on Firefox. Usually I type: https:// followed by the IP address Is this the proper way?
I also typed the domain name on the URL but the browsers keep me waiting and then gave me "The connection has timed out" error.
What is wrong?
I used Let's Encrypt to authenticate a certificate with domain name created by myself. From DSM > Security > Certificate, I see my domain name and an expiration date of three months later. Under it, it has (Default certificate) (RSA/ECC) Synology DDNS Certificate. Double clicking on it shows that it was issued by R3. Does that mean my certificate and domain have been created and approved by Let's Encrypt successfully?
For the two IP addresses, regardless which one I use, I keep getting "Connection Isn't Private" (on Mac and PC) or "Potential Security Risk Ahead" on Firefox. Usually I type: https:// followed by the IP address Is this the proper way?
I also typed the domain name on the URL but the browsers keep me waiting and then gave me "The connection has timed out" error.
What is wrong?