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Sandstorm can manage (and autorenew) its own certificates. This allows you to combine an **existing
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web server on port 443** with Sandstorm.
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- You [can follow this guide](https://web.archive.org/web/20190922195059/https://juanjoalvarez.net/es/detail/2017/jan/12/how-set-sandstorm-behind-reverse-proxy-keeping-you/)
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- You [can follow this guide](https://juanjoalvarez.net/es/detail/2017/jan/12/how-set-sandstorm-behind-reverse-proxy-keeping-you/)
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that explains how to use a cron script to extract the certificates from your installation with
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Sandstorm-managed TLS. Please note that the guide itself references an older cron script that
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does not work with Sandstorm versions newer than June 2020, but there is an updated script
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[here](https://github.com/Michael-S/sandstorm_certs_extract_cron). The extracted certificates
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will be formatted so your reverse proxy can use them to serve Sandstorm by HTTPS
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along with any other services on your server.
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Sandstorm-managed TLS. Please note that the version of the script used in the guide before June 2020
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did not work with new Sandstorm versions so if you already did that but your site
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stopped working use the [updated script](https://github.com/Michael-S/sandstorm_certs_extract_cron). The extracted
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certificates will be used by your reverse proxy to server Sandstorm by HTTPS along with any other services
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on your server.
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