Enable Discovery renewal notifications

Get renewal notifications for expiring discovered certificates

To make it easier to manage all your certificates from one location, turn on the Discovery renewal notices feature in your CertCentral account.

Before you begin

By default, Discovery will send renewal notifications for expiring discovered SSL/TLS certificates to the primary CertCentral administrator—the individual who created the account and receives all account notifications.

Discovery also sends renewal notifications to any additional email addresses assigned to receive account notifications.

Turn on renewal notifications

  1. In your CertCentral account, go to Settings > Preferences

  2. On the Division Preferences page, in the Certificate Renewal Settings section, under Other renewal notifications, check Turn on discovered certificate renewal notifications.

  3. Click Save Settings.

What's next

Discovery will now send renewal notifications for your expiring discovered certificates. You can now manage your discovered renewal notices per discovered certificate.

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