Métodos de validación de control de dominio (DCV) compatibles para la validación previa de dominio
Validación previa del dominio: Métodos DCV
Antes de que DigiCert pueda emitir un certificado SSL/TLS, debe demostrar que tiene el control de los dominios y los SAN (Nombres alternativos del sujeto) que figuran en el pedido. A este proceso lo llamamos proceso de validación de control de dominio (DCV).
CertCentral features a domain prevalidation process that allows you to validate your domains before you begin ordering certificates for them. Validating the domain ahead of time allows for quicker certificate issuance. For immediate certificate issuance, validating your domains ahead of time is required. See OV/EV certificate immediate issuance.
Acronyms in this article: Certificate Authorities (CAs), Transport Security Layer (TLS), Domain Name System (DNS), Certificate Authority Authorization (CAA), Conical Name (CNAME), text (TXT), organization validation (OV), extended validation (EV)
How the domain prevalidation process works
To validate a domain before ordering certificates for it, you go to the Domains page and add it to CertCentral.
Prerequisite
Before adding and validating a domain in CertCentral, you must first add the organization you want to associate the domain with to your account. Then, that organization appears in the Organization menu when adding a new domain. Learn how to add an organization to CertCentral.
DV certificates don't support domain prevalidation
DigiCert DV certificates don't support domain prevalidation. Therefore, you must validate the domains on your DV certificate as part of the certificate issuance process each time you order a certificate. See Validating the domains on a DV TLS/SSL certificate order.
Supported DCV methods for domain prevalidation
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Email-based |
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DNS-based |
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Website-based |
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