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As usual. The 400 is the most reliable platform but it get's treated as a stepchild and not supported.
Sorry but I have to close this request with no plans to implement. For details see the previous comment. However, please continue to vote for this idea if you are interested.
The TLS Cache is cross platform. Only the domain wide CertMgr task is only available on Windows and Linux. The component used for the HTTP-01 challenge was a DSAPI filter in 12.0 and is integrated into the HTTP task as an internal filter in 12.0.2. This also makes it available for OS400.
The only component not available for OS400 is the CertMgr itself.
And there is a good reason for it. First of all OS400 does not support ECDSA and there are some other detailed limitations.
If you have other servers in your Domain running one of the supported operating systems, you can still request certificates. Only the HTTP component needs to be on the edge (DMZ) or available via a reverse proxy/load balancer from outside.
In case of DNS-01 Let's Encrypt challenges no inbound connection is required.
So there should be a way to implement what you need, with other servers.
Ping me if you need help setting it up. I have blogged about some combinations.
Daniel Nashed [https://blog.nashcom.de]
Need this. We currently have some domino servers in our DMZ in a special domino domain which have no windows or other servers other than IBM i.