Microsoft 365 managed domain how do I create a free let’s encrypt wild cart cert for

[ZFarnworth_geek]

Hi all

 

 

Recently I’ve integrated office 365 with okta and that’s going great teachers are happy and most importantly The Head teacher is happy [emoji2] woohoo [emoji322]. BUT I’ve been put to the task to setup a custom url for students and staff to go to the okta user portal where they can access student apps and staff apps but the default okta url is super long and hard for students and staff to remember and there is a setting where you can import a ssl wildcard cert but I don’t want to buy one and let’s encrypt is my only option at the minute and I watched a video explaining how to do it Here. https://youtu.be/kWhDwYGwR50to

 

And it talks about godaddy and that but my domain is managed by Microsoft so there is no logon details and no IP address I’ve got the name server records but everyone has that who uses office 365

 

 

 

Please help me anyone

I would really appreciate it.

Thanks [emoji4]

 

P.S I’ve put it in the windows 10 topic page because I didn’t know where to put my post

[chaplic]

Microsoft, to the best of my knowledge (*) don't provide a DNS maagement service. Yes the domain is listed as managed, buts thats apoosed to federated when you federate against ADFS

 

DNS Lookup Tool | UltraTools Go here and enter a school url to see if the nameserver listed under your name rings bells. For me for one my my domains it says

[h=3]ultra103.uk2.net and I know it's owned by UK2[/h]

* Microsoft does provide a DNS hosting service in Azure, but I dont think this is integrated with O365 and they are just another (if you do the test above and it returns azure-dns.org as your dns nameserver, that's where it is)