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So with apologies in advance, I'm hoping you can offer some troubleshooting for instances where the SSL Server Test comes back as T / Certificate name mismatch. I've made it to the end of Step 5.

The error pretty much says it all. I really don't know why you have to ask for help. I wonder if people nowadays are just too lazy to simply google such easy errors themselves?

Actually you shouldn't even need to google it. I might start taking money for giving lazy support...
https://www.globalsign.com/en/blog/what-is-common-name-mismatch-error

Yikes. I'm sorry to have put you out. I guess one of the risks of having a clear tutorial is that people like me can get in beyond their expertise.

I didn't realize that inserting 'www' in front of my domain on the SSL test was the difference between a pass or fail. I get an A when testing www.mydomain.dedyn.io

Thanks for the help.

First off, thank you TheHellSite for this amazing tutorial. I highly appreciate your level of attention to detail and the  after post support.

The purpose of my design is to expose my Jellyfin Server for remote access from a 2nd home, but hopefully in a secure fashion. As far as I can tell, I'm trying to match your network diagram from the first post aside from JF vs Plex.

I almost feel bad asking for help today because I sense it's something stone deaf obvious I've missed. I even slept on it and went back through each step from the very start and I can't see any fat finger errors.

So with apologies in advance, I'm hoping you can offer some troubleshooting for instances where the SSL Server Test comes back as T / Certificate name mismatch. I've made it to the end of Step 5.

Protocol Support, Key Exchange, and Cipher Strength are all top marks, but SSL Test is marking me T because of the invalid cert.

Here's a link to my HAProxy Config - https://pastebin.com/P5QtYPUt

My ACME Client log looks identical to your screenshot in the tutorial. I have redone the issue/renew procedure and the log comes back looking happy again.

I'm happy to post screenshots that would help diagnose. Appreciate any redirect on where to start looking.