Where do you get your Yealink compatible SSL certificates?

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I'm just having bad luck finding a cheap cert providers that have certificates that work with Yealink phones. I tried comodo from namecheap, and they don't work. I just tried one from thesslshop.com and it gave me their rebranded sectigo certs. Which don't work. Looking for a lead with the cheapest certs that will work across the broadest range of Yealink phones.

Thanks!
 
I'll add that I've also tried Digicert, which works fine. I just don't want to pay that much for a certificate.
 
Try gogetssl.com
 
Can you just clarify what exactly you are trying to accomplish here?

Are you trying to actually apply the certs to the phones, or looking for a certificate for the server that the yealink phones will recognize?
 
It's a cert for the server. The problem I always have is the default setting that restricts Yealink phones to their supported RSAs. Having to disable that setting to get a phone to auto configure is a pain. I've gone through the supported cert list and I have tried different Cert vendors but it seems like a lot of the cheap certs don't use the same root certificates that are supported by the phone, even though they call the product Comodo or whatever.

I'm looking for links to actual certificate products people have used successfully with Yealink phones.

For example I purchased a Comodo SSL certificate from namecheap before they rebranded to Sectigo. When I checked the cert it was issued by Comodo RSA which is on Yealinks supported cert list. But the phones would not provision without having to disable Only Accept Trusted Certificates in the phone first.

For a bigger client I didn't want to mess around with I spent the money on Digicert and it works perfectly.

I then tried a Comodo DV from The SSL store but they're issued by Sectigo RSA and its the same problem. Have to disable that setting before auto-configure will work.

All I want to do is buy certificates that aren't over priced that I know will work for provisioning Yealink phones without having to buy and try a bunch of different providers. All of these vendors have a bunch of different SSL products with prices all over the map. I'm guessing some use different Root Certificates, but they never describe which certs come with what.
 
Ummm LE? I mean it's already configured if you use a 3CX FQDN and if you are one of those who insists on using your own FQDN you can still use LE. Otherwise you want to go ask on the Yealink forums since you are asking about the trusted root baked into Yealink phones.
 
In theory, it's quicker and cheaper to buy a cert than the time it takes to setup LE on a linux box and manage that over the life of the service. That is if I can find a $15 cert that works lol. I've sent a ticket into Yealink, but I thought I'd ask here to see where people are buying their certificates. I guess most are just using 3CX's URL's and LE?
 
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All for the love of a custom fqdn.... That most people who use the system will never even think twice about...
 
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