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DNS Auth doesn't work with split-horizon DNS though, since the LE process will update the internal view instead of the external.

It sounds like you've put all your RRs in one flat zone visible internally ad externally but then that breaks device network portability, since mail.example.net on 10.x.x.x won't be reachable once outside the internal network

ACME and LE were really developed without an understanding of how certs work in the IT World. They were developed by folks who spin up a service on AWS and think that's how the world works.




SSL externally points to 123.45.67.8

Your internal DNS responds on 10.20.30.40

SSL very works fine as it validates Mail.mycorp.com, not the IP

This fails as DoH becomes more common and your dhcp server saying “use dns 10.1.1.1” is ignored, but then connections to your mail server fail too.




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