ipsec_letsencrypt8
Invoke opportunistic encryption utilities
Usage
ipsec letsencrypt
[--client]
[--server]
[--test]
[--disable]
[--help]
[--generate-certificate
hostname]
[--renew
hostname]
Examples
ipsec letsencrypt { --client | --server | --test | --disable | -- help }
ipsec letsencrypt { --generate-certificate | --renew } hostname
Overview
Letsencrypt The command creates a secure Opportunistic Connection between the hosts commonly referred to as client and server. The client connects to the server and remains anonymous, whereas the server is authenticated before connecting to it. The server is not anonymous. The server uses Let's Encrypt certificates for authentication and encryption purposes.
The --client operation is used for initial client setup.
The --server operation is used for initial server setup.
The --test operation is used for testing the configuration/connection.
The --generate-certificate hostname operation is used for generating the certificate for the hostname.
The --renew hostname operation is used for updating the generated certificate, it keeps the private key same.
The --disable operation is used for disabling IPsec service.
The --help operation is used for displaying all the available options.
Notes
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Rishabh
https://github.com/Rishabh04-02/
Releases
2 releases since Debian 11 (Bullseye); the text changed 1 time.