Easy HTTPS for your private networks
This is unnecessaryIt is straightforward to create your own Root CA and use it to sign certificates for your private network, using openssl.Ensure that you implement the V3 extensions with @altnames, for the certificates you issue, with a "DNS => " (or you can use an IP address instead of FDN.  I have not experimented with that).   .local domain names work fineIf you do not implement "@altnames" the certificate will work for tools like curl, wget "openssl s_client", but not for browsers.  (In my notes some place I am too lazy to go and read there is a reference to the RFC that documents that you do not have to use the subject/CN, mēh)There are other tools (than openssl) that do this to.Using this service means you really do not have a private network