Create an SSL Certificate Without Ports 80 and 443 (Certbot/LetsEncrypt)

Synthetic Everything demonstrates how you can obtain an SSL certificate without needing to setup a web server or expose ports 80/443.

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Outro Music:
"My Luck," by Broke For Free

[VoxFallen]

I had been struggling for days with the " COULDNT BIND PORT 80 blah blah " and the forums I checked were just too advanced for me, but this video explained incredibly simply and well.

Thank you!

[Elzan]

Super useful, this guide is beating 90% of internet guides on how to SSL, well done 🎉

[ashutoshtiwari]

super .. after 24 hour struggle i could found something useful. I think getting ssl certificate for backend server was the most challenging job for me.

[Ben-jusu]

Oh you are awesome for sharing this. And you're right, finding documentation to create certs and chain with certbot on a seperate computer is tough. You cut through all the confusion I had.. thank you! Giving it a try now.

[xxTheMajorxx]

Thank you!!!

Just like you said, my own research into this resulted in finding nothing but poor documentation and a bunch of naysayers.

I had my site up in minutes thanks to your video. Thank you!

[zeeweenor]

Dude you are an absolute legend for this i was about to auto circumcise myself

[bananeta]

YESSS! With this video, you'r gonna understand SSL.

[dannyliu]

This video saved my life, THANK YOU!!

[grahammccann]

Hi, thank you for making this video. A second part would be nice on how to change the webpage from port 80 to port 443.

[blueberry]

it actually work, this video should be promote more

[draicor]

Hey bro, thanks for making this. You are absolutely right, there is not enough info online about this method.. my ISP blocks port 80 and 443, so this was the only way to get this to work, thanks!

[bryonmiller]

Thank you for making this, I couldn't figure out how to validate since my ISP blocks port 80. I still can't get my site to work, but at least certbot can verify through dns and I know how to do it now.

[CarlJdP]

Thanks, great content. Just a note on the video sound, the outro music is a bit loud compared to the volume of the rest of the video.

[indigo]

Make a video on controlpanel, the pterodactyl management tool

[sudoalex]

Wow I haven't tried this but always wondered if it was possible. I kept looking on how to do exactly this, not only for pterodactyl but other projects too. I recently saw a video which talked about Let's Encrypt changing domain verification through TXT values because of "security reasons" but I still prefer this than not having SSL of course

[saxisk]

Amazing !!!! love it ... ridiculously easy ...

[lawaver]

My 90 days is nearly up. Do I just install a new cert following your instructions again or is there a process to renew the currently installed cert. Cheers Don...

[swedishstudiosgaming]

It worked, But the downside is that you must renew it every 30 days.

[Dirtbreaks]

lovely stuff! i would love to know how to autorenew my certs using this method? is it possible?

[techinsleep]

hey mate this is really helpful but can I do this on windows, xampp via apache?