Work with ACME-based certificates in inventory
Go to the Inventory > Certificates page in DigiCert® Trust Lifecycle Manager to view and manage your existing certificates, including those issued via ACME.
View ACME-based certificates
To view your existing ACME-based certificates in Trust Lifecycle Manager:
From the Trust Lifecycle Manager menu, go to Inventory > Certificates.
(Optional) Use the dropdown above the certificates table to load one of the system or custom views.
In the Enrollment method column, apply a filter to show certificates enrolled via a
3rd-party ACME client. If this column does not appear, select the Add Column button on the top-right of the table to add it.(Optional) Use the Profile name column to filter by certificates issued from a specific ACME-based profile.
(Optional) Use the disk icon above the table to save the current filters and table settings as a custom view.
Manage ACME-based certificates
Notice
This section focuses on managing ACME-based certificates from the Trust Lifecycle Manager web console. To learn about managing certificate lifecycles directly on your servers, see Request and manage certificates with ACME.
Manage ACME-based certificates from the Inventory > Certificates area in Trust Lifecycle Manager. ACME-based certificates show 3rd-party ACME client in the Enrollment method column.
To manage an individual certificate, use the actions in the rightmost table column. Or, open the certificate and select actions from the right of the details page.
To bulk manage multiple certificates at once, select them in the table and then select a bulk action from the table header.
Available management actions
Trust Lifecycle Manager provides the following management functions for existing certificates, including those issued via ACME.
Action | Description |
|---|---|
Revoke | Permanently revoke a certificate. |
Suspend | Temporarily disable a certificate. |
Resume | Re-enable a suspended certificate. |
Download | Download a local copy of a certificate. |
View audit trail | View the audit log for a certificate. |
Recover | Recover an escrowed certificate. |