Is there a Lets Encrypt bug? My certificate registered but is stuck on updating.

[Axxel6307]

Also, while stuck on updating, underneath it says it was issued to my gateway ip. Shouldn't it have been issued to my public wan ip?
When I run my query at http://iplookup.asus.com/nslookup.php, the result is my public wan ip.

I've also got https selected in my authentication mode, and I'm still getting the unsecured connection when I connect to my router. I assume that may be due to my Lets Encrypt issue, but not sure....

Do I need to take this up with Asus?

FWIW, it's a brand new RTac86u and I upgraded firmware and then factory reset it before configuring it. I also have Smart Connect disabled.

 

[bbunge]

Lets Encrypt should be for connections from the WAN. LAN connections to the router may report unsecured. Nothing to worry about. I really wonder why one needs to use https on an internal connection?

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[Axxel6307]

Lets Encrypt should be for connections from the WAN. LAN connections to the router may report unsecured. Nothing to worry about. I really wonder why one needs to use https on an internal connection?

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Wan connections are showing unsecured despite appearing to use https. Are you saying it is secured?

 

[bbunge]

Did a test today to check what I had told you. Using the URL https://router.asus.com:8443/ to connect to the router from the LAN, Firefox told me I had an insecure connection.
With AiCloud enabled on my router using Asus DDNS with Lets Encrypt, I connected to my router from the internet (WAN connection) https://(myname).asuscomm.com with Firefox and got no security warning. So, Firefox recognized the Lets Encrypt certificate as valid. Also connected using the IOS AiCloud app with no issues.