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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions README.md
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#### Let's Encrypt

- **Root**: ISRG Root X1
- **Intermediate**: R3
Let's Encrypt periodically rotates its root and intermediate certificates. Always refer to their official certificates page for the current active chain.

**How to Get:**
- Browse to: https://letsencrypt.org/certificates/
- Download both the **ISRG Root X1** and **R3 Intermediate Certificate (PEM format)**.
- Identify the currently active **root** and **intermediate** certificates listed on that page.
- Download both certificates in **PEM format**.

#### Google Certificate Authority Service (CAS)

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docsource/configuration.md
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#### Let's Encrypt

- **Root**: ISRG Root X1
- **Intermediate**: R3
Let's Encrypt periodically rotates its root and intermediate certificates. Always refer to their official certificates page for the current active chain.

**How to Get:**
- Browse to: https://letsencrypt.org/certificates/
- Download both the **ISRG Root X1** and **R3 Intermediate Certificate (PEM format)**.
- Identify the currently active **root** and **intermediate** certificates listed on that page.
- Download both certificates in **PEM format**.

#### Google Certificate Authority Service (CAS)

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