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does mkcert support creating a certificate for a range of ip addresses? it could be useful when someone tried to create a certificate for a server that does not have a domain name, and the ip of the server is dynamic. it could also be useful when you moved the server physically, (new building etc) the local ip would change, so you would have to create a new cert for the new local ip. instead, you could:
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does mkcert support creating a certificate for a range of ip addresses? it could be useful when someone tried to create a certificate for a server that does not have a domain name, and the ip of the server is dynamic. it could also be useful when you moved the server physically, (new building etc) the local ip would change, so you would have to create a new cert for the new local ip. instead, you could:
mkcert localhost ::1 127.0.0.1 192.168.1.*Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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