> Using certbot (with a validation method that works with auto renew) i
> can create a certificate on the backend.exmample.com server and tell
> certbot the certificate will be for submission.example.com even though
> submission.example.com will not resolve to the server im running certbot
> on?
>

I believe here is an answer:

Viktor:
[quote]
No you just have to *also proxy port 443* as well as 587, and then
Let's Encrypt will issue a certificate for submission.example.com
to (one of the) underlying servers.
[/quote]

Letsencrypt will connect to the "submission" but request would go to the
"backend"

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