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EfficientIP SOLIDServer integration #486
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I also was looking for the same integration. |
Hey @amckinney92 and @tall27, thanks for reaching out. The project you linked appears to be a python library for interacting with SOLIDServer's existing REST API. It might be useful as guidance for developing a Posh-ACME plugin, but I can't use it as-is. What would be useful is an instance of SOLIDServer I can test against and a link to their REST API documentation. Without an existing test instance, it's going to take a while because I'll have to spin up my own instance which will involve contacting their sales team to request a free trial. Then, I'll have to figure out where to deploy it and learn how to actually deploy it. |
I just created a simple Powershell module for basic CRUD functionality to the DNS module of EfficientIP SOLIDServer. It's a work in progress.. I might be able to assist with this by moving some of the code to a Posh-ACME DNS plugin. https://github.com/jamiekowalczik/Power-EIP/tree/main |
SOLIDServer plugin is now live in 4.28.0 |
Solidserver DDI appliances have REST API functionality and could integrate with PoshACME for a certificate solution that leverages in house DNS to modify records on the fly for validation.
https://gitlab.com/efficientip/solidserverrest/-/tree/master/
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