I’ve set up Netbird to access my homelab services when I’m away from home, but whenever I access one of my services using the peer domain name (e.g., service.netbird.selfhosted), my browser marks the connection as insecure because it’s using HTTP instead of HTTPS.
Is there a way to enable SSL/TLS for the private domain provided by Netbird?
I don’t think there is a 100% solution for this, unless you manage your own devices and use an internal ca. (So you sign your own and trust your own certificates and such). You’d have to manage this manually.
However, I do recall the Netbird devs planning in the future to support netbird being a reverse proxy to an extent. Might have been a comment on a Feature Requests through. So please check that beforehand.
Thanks for your response, I was able to do it manually without an internal CA by buying a domain and setting up Let’s Encrypt certs for it using DNS-01 challenge which works even for private peers