deplyment with selfsigned certificates works but , when i choose letsencrypt , it shows error … domain name simpalamserver.online
type:dns
detail: no valid ip address
Can you share with us your nginx logs?
First of all, I see that you’re using multiple A records for simpalamserver.online, am I wrong? To register the domain in letsencrypt, an unique A record should be in the DNS registar.
Regards,
Carlos
i deployed again with single A record , but it’s failed again… i have stuck here…please help.in A record of domain i have set ip address of ubuntu server. should I do something else ? It is working with owncert option , but in that case node-client api don’t work. Please guide me sir .
Thanks for your reply.
Upendra Kumar.
Try this:
- Remove as root
/opt/openvidu/certificates:
rm -rf /opt/openvidu/certificates
- Restart openvidu:
./openvidu restart
Hi @Upendra_Kumar, I see the ip you’ve used in your domain and I think it is not valid.
It seems to be pointing to a local IP. OpenVidu should be accesed using a public ip, if not, letsencrypt can not verify your marchine. That’s why it is saying that it is not a valid IP.
I think you’re in a typical network behind a NAT. Be sure to open all ports in your router and redirect it to the machine which has OpenVidu (192.168.43.188) and use your public ip for the domain register
Thanks sir … i will try very soon and inform you … what happens…
Good night sir.
Yes, just put your server on public internet (without NAT/PAT) just for creating the Lets Encrypt Cert. After that, put it back behind the NAT (untill your cert runs out, repeat all.).
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