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## **🔐 Wildcard Certificate Setup with Let's Encrypt**
If you enabled `enable_wildcard_certificate`, follow these steps to manually request a **wildcard certificate**.
### **1⃣ Run the Certbot Command 🖥️**
```sh
certbot certonly --manual --preferred-challenges=dns --agree-tos \
--email administrator@primary_domain -d primary_domain -d "*.primary_domain"
```
### **2⃣ Add DNS TXT Record for Validation 📜**
Certbot will prompt you to add a DNS TXT record:
```
Please create a TXT record under the name:
_acme-challenge.primary_domain.
with the following value:
9oVizYIYVGlZ3VtWQIKRS5UghyXiqGoUNlCtIE7LiA
```
**Go to your DNS provider** and create a new **TXT record**:
- **Host:** `_acme-challenge.primary_domain`
- **Value:** `"9oVizYIYVGlZ3VtWQIKRS5UghyXiqGoUNlCtIE7LiA"`
- **TTL:** Set to **300 seconds (or lowest possible)**
**Verify the DNS record** before continuing:
```sh
dig TXT _acme-challenge.primary_domain @8.8.8.8
```
### **3⃣ Complete the Certificate Request ✅**
Once the DNS changes have propagated, **press Enter** in the Certbot terminal.
If successful, Certbot will save the certificates under:
```
/etc/letsencrypt/live/primary_domain/
```
- **fullchain.pem** → The certificate
- **privkey.pem** → The private key