Hello, I have this issue
Your domain doesn’t permit Let’s Encrypt to provision SSL certificates:
this is my CAA
Could anyone help and tell me why I have this issue?
thank you
Topic summary
Issue: Let’s Encrypt cannot issue an SSL certificate for the user’s domain due to current CAA (Certification Authority Authorization) DNS settings.
Details:
- The user sees an error stating the domain doesn’t permit Let’s Encrypt to provision SSL certificates.
- They provide screenshots of the error and their CAA DNS records (images are central to understanding the configuration).
Context:
- CAA records are DNS entries that specify which certificate authorities are allowed to issue certificates for a domain. If Let’s Encrypt is not listed (or issuance is restricted), certificate requests will be blocked.
Request:
- The user asks why this is happening and seeks help interpreting/fixing their CAA configuration.
Status:
- No responses or solutions yet. The key question—what in the posted CAA records prevents Let’s Encrypt issuance—remains unanswered. Discussion is open/ongoing.