prepare conversion of your Wildcard certificate to PKCS#12 standard: # check of 'data' directory list - you have to see same structure as is in your main docker/unifi directory (mapping)īackup cert db firmware.json keystore keystore.bak sites system.properties # then you see (you are in the container shell):

# Use the command to get a bash shell in the container # connect your NAS by SSH client, include sudo -i (root) check of your working directory (to be sure) # KeyStore Explorer App (Win, Mac, Lnx), really useful appĢ. # SSH client (I like my MobaXterm or Putty) #Move your issued certificate pair (crt+key) to docker/unifi directory #Location of the docker container in Synology (up to your setup, but it will help you understand my guide): Prerequisites, based on main Unifi/docker tutorial document: Step by step of UNIFI controller Docker Wildcard SSL importġ. Then I have done for you fully functional guide. Tons of solutions across internet, but each of them useless for Wildcard cert. Nightmare, thanks to totally unsupported topic and Ubiquiti attitude (same as Synology). I spend 3 days with research, and I found just many trials and errors. Now stop and start the container and presto, you have the Let's Encrypt certificate applied on your Unifi Controller running in Docker on your Synology.This tutorial is about import of Wildcard X509 certificate. Keytool -importkeystore -deststorepass aircontrolenterprise -destkeypass aircontrolenterprise -destkeystore /var/lib/unifi/keystore -srckeystore unifi.p12 -srcstoretype PKCS12 -alias unifi Openssl pkcs12 -export -in cert.pem -inkey privkey.pem -out unifi.p12 -name unifi -CAfile fullchain.pem -caname root Now, in this terminal issue these two commands:

Now from the Synology Docker UI open the Unifi container and create a new Terminal with /bin/bash as the command: Unzip the files in the archive and upload them back to the Synlogy to the Docker mapped folder: This will give you a zip file to download. Goto Control panel choose Security and export the curent certificte: I already have a Let's Encrypt certificate installed that I am going to re-use. In my new Unifi network I'm running the Unifi Controller in a Docker container on my Synology NAS, see here.The only thing missing is a proper certificate for it, let's fix that.

Unifi controller ssl certificate