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Re:Nginx Introduces Native Support for Acme Protocol by Sesse__ on Wednesday August 13, 2025 @01:04PM (#44891013)
Many DNS providers also don't support having an external primary.
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Re:Nginx Introduces Native Support for Acme Protocol by nulbyte on Wednesday August 13, 2025 @03:05PM (#44892472)
Do most of them let you add an NS record?
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Re:Nginx Introduces Native Support for Acme Protocol by qwertox on Wednesday August 13, 2025 @03:09PM (#44892523)
And if they don't, you might consider switching to Cloudflare for DNS hosting.
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Re:Nginx Introduces Native Support for Acme Protocol by alanpearce on Wednesday August 13, 2025 @04:23PM (#44893390)
Hurricane Electric support a hidden primary as part of their free DNS nameserver service (do you actually want to expose your primary when someone else can handle the traffic?)

https://dns.he.net

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Re:Nginx Introduces Native Support for Acme Protocol by Sesse__ on Thursday August 14, 2025 @04:35AM (#44898171)
Yup, but it's a bit of a dance for bootstrapping, since they require you to already have delegated to them, but some TLDs require all NSes to be in sync and answer for the domain before delegating…
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Re:Nginx Introduces Native Support for Acme Protocol by rfmoz on Thursday August 14, 2025 @01:10AM (#44896934)
Give a try to DNSMadeEasy or RcodeZero
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