Protecting Your Pfsense Firewall: Free SSL Certificate Setup with Let's Encrypt

Welcome to Cybernet! In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of securing your Pfsense firewall with a free SSL certificate using Let's Encrypt. By installing an SSL certificate, you can encrypt your Pfsense login page and enhance the security of your firewall.

In this step-by-step guide, we will show you how to set up Let's Encrypt, generate an SSL certificate, and configure it on your Pfsense firewall. You'll learn how to create a Let's Encrypt account key, add a certificate in the Certificate Manager, configure an Acme certificate, and set up HTTPS in the General Setup of Pfsense.

With Let's Encrypt, you can easily obtain a trusted SSL certificate for your Pfsense firewall without having to spend any money. Follow along with our tutorial to protect your Pfsense firewall and ensure secure communication with your firewall's login page.

Don't leave your firewall unprotected - join us in this tutorial and learn how to set up a free SSL certificate with Let's Encrypt on your Pfsense firewall. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment if you find this tutorial helpful.

Timestamps:

0:00 - Intro
0:07 - Introduction
0:18 - Setting up Port and change protocol
1:09 - Install ACME package
1:39 - Creating an ACME Account key & Certificate
4:15 - Firewall Rules ADD
4:58 - Issue Certificate
5:29 - Adding a cron job for autorenewal
5:38 - Setting up HTTPS in General Setup
6:32 - Conclusion

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[kenz]

Thank you, Cyber Net, this is the most clear and straightforward tutorial on this topic

[FaythalGageAce]

thanks, this video wasnt exactly what I was looking for but it helped me achieve my goal!

[michaelhechanova]

Thank you so much for this tutorial yo are a life saver thanks man!!!

[zippi]

HI, thank you for this usefull guide!

[CirePC]

How do I get a FQDN ? Can't find directions to connect one. Everyone says don't do it. Or don't know how to do it without.

[kaybax]

Good info. Please no music in future videos.

[robertmoore]

I'm getting the cert was already issued to the domain. Still get the message even if I try a different sub domain.

[TripleMachine]

So this only works if you use a dns name to reach pfsense? What if you try to use the ip? Will it show as secure?

[chipset]

Does it work without buying a domain name?

[unoptanio]

I'm trying to reproduce the process on my pfsense 2.7.0.

The option "stanalone http server" for my pfsense not working.
I only managed with the manual dns entry

[akopolteseller]

hi noobs here..this does secure also captive portal page to avoid https certificate warning?

[ricoeriansyah]

Can I use this for SSL Man in the Middle CA?

[TripleMachine]

Can you please update this video for Pfsense 2.7.2?