Currently users have to manually upload their certificate and private key to http://your.hubs.ip.here/hub/advanced/certificate. On this same page, I would like the ability to configure an ACME server, and SANS. This would allow for shorter lived HTTPS certificates by allowing it to use the ACME protocol to get a new certificate as needed from the configured ACME server. Projects like Small-Step's CA allow for users to run their own internal ACME compliant CA on their home networks (or Let's Encrypt's ACME server is Open sourced, etc).
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So this is a +1 from me but....
While I would love to see this feature as well, I know there are some complications that would make this harder to implement than it seems. ACME would need HTTP or DNS APIs to work seamlessly. I am sure some of that is built into the ACME agent. it is still a major support issue.
That being said for the time being I have my router/firewall make the needed request and have a python script that installed the certificate on internal devices.
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