Is an SSL certificate possible for IP without a domain?

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rouuor2017-05-02 08:38:20

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rouuor, 2017-05-02 08:38:20

Right?
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Erelecano Oioraen, 2017-05-02
@Erelecano

www.rfcreader.com/#rfc5280
You can. Only the same LE does not give on IP, while for others it costs more than for DNS names. So self-signed is the only viable option.

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CityCat4, 2017-05-02
@CityCat4

You can, but not for free. And for such money that you can buy a dozen domains :) And for development, in general, a self-signed one is enough - the android will really be obscene on the topic "ahh, they control me!"

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UlitkaRUS, 2021-07-29
@UlitkaRUS

You can get a simple trusted DV-certificate for a public ip-address (not for a local one). It's called Public IP SSL . The owner can also be an individual. To issue a certificate, you will need to place a verification txt file at the address.

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Sergey Sokolov, 2017-05-02
@sergiks

Right. For example .

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Sergey, 2017-05-02
@edinorog

Can. It's just that the domain is more transportable. Otherwise no problem

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Dmitry Alyoshin, 2017-05-02
@ArchitectOfRuin

It is possible, but only OV/EV, and it is necessary that the IP address belongs to the company (it is registered in WHOIS).
Do not issue a DV-certificate for IP.