DIGICERT 2022 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
To make it easier to plan your certificate-related tasks, we scheduled our 2022 maintenance windows in advance. See DigiCert 2022 scheduled maintenance—this page is updated with all current maintenance schedule information.
With customers worldwide, we understand there is not a "best time" for everyone. However, after reviewing the data on customer usage, we selected times that would impact the fewest amount of our customers.
About our maintenance schedule
If you need more information regarding these maintenance windows, contact your account manager or DigiCert support team.
CertCentral: Bulk domain validation support for DNS TXT and DNS CNAME DCV methods
DigiCert is happy to announce that CertCentral bulk domain validation now supports two more domain control validation (DCV) methods: DNS TXT and DNS CNAME.
Remember, domain validation is only valid for 397 days. To maintain seamless certificate issuance, DigiCert recommends completing DCV before the domain's validation expires.
Don't spend extra time submitting one domain at a time for revalidation. Use our bulk domain revalidation feature to submit 2 to 25 domains at a time for revalidation.
See for yourself
Upcoming Scheduled Maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on June 4, 2022, 22:00 –24:00 MDT (June 5, 2022, 04:00 – 06:00 UTC). Although we have redundancies to protect your services, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as the maintenance is completed.
Upcoming Schedule Maintenance
Update: There is no planned downtime during maintenance on May 7, MDT (May 8, UTC).
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on May 7, 2022, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (May 8, 2022, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC). Although we have redundancies to protect your services, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
CertCentral: Multi-year Plans are now available for Verified Mark Certificates
We are happy to announce that Multi-year Plans are now available for Verified Mark Certificates (VMCs) in CertCentral and CertCentral Services API.
DigiCert® Multi-year Plans allow you to pay a single discounted price for up to six years of Verified Mark Certificate coverage. With a Multi-year Plan, you pick the duration of coverage you want (up to six years). Until the plan expires, you reissue your certificate at no cost each time it reaches the end of its validity period.
Note: Depending on the length of your plan, you may need to revalidate your domain and organization multiple times during your Multi-year Plan.
Multi-year Plans for VMC in the Services API
In the Services API, when you submit an order request for a VMC, use the order_validity object to set the duration of coverage for your Multi-year Plan (1-6 years). For more information, see:
What is a Verified Mark Certificate?
Verified Mark Certificates (VMCs) are a new type of certificate that allows companies to place a certified brand logo next to the “sender” field in customer inboxes.
CertCentral Services API: Domain locking API endpoints
DigiCert is happy to announce our domain locking feature is now available in the CertCentral Services API.
Note: Before you can use the domain locking endpoints, you must first enable domain locking for your CertCentral account. See Domain locking – Enable domain locking for your account.
New API endpoints
Updated API endpoints
We updated the response for the Domain info and List domains endpoints to include the following parameters with domain lock details:
domain_locking_status
(string)account_token
(string)To learn more, see:
CertCentral: Domain locking is now available
DigiCert is happy to announce our domain locking feature is now available.
Does your company have more than one CertCentral account? Do you need to control which of your accounts can order certificates for specific company domains?
Domain locking allows you to control which of your CertCentral accounts can order certificates for your domains.
How does domain locking work?
DNS Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) resource records allow you to control which certificate authorities can issue certificates for your domains.
With domain locking, you can use this same CAA resource record to control which of your company's CertCentral accounts can order certificates for your domains.
How do I lock a domain?
To lock a domain:
To learn more, see:
End of life for account upgrades from Symantec, GeoTrust, Thawte or RapidSSL to CertCentral™
From April 5, 2022, MDT, you can no longer upgrade your Symantec, GeoTrust, Thawte, or RapidSSL account to CertCentral™.
If you haven't already moved to DigiCert CertCentral, upgrade now to maintain website security and have continued access to your certificates.
Note: During 2020, DigiCert discontinued all Symantec, GeoTrust, Thawte, RapidSSL admin consoles, enrollment services, and API services.
How do I upgrade my account?
To upgrade your account, contact DigiCert Support immediately. For more information about the account upgrade process, see Upgrade from Symantec, GeoTrust, Thawte, or RapidSSL.
What happens if I don't upgrade my account to CertCentral?
After April 5, 2022, you must get a new CertCentral account and manually add all account information, such as domains and organizations. In addition, you won't be able to migrate any of your active certificates to your new account.
For help setting up your new CertCentral account after April 5, 2022, contact DigiCert Support.
Upcoming Schedule Maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on April 2, 2022, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (April 3, 2022, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC). During this time, some services may be down for up to two hours.
Note: Maintenance will be one hour earlier for those who don't observe daylight savings.
Infrastructure-related maintenance downtime
We will start this infrastructure-related maintenance at 22:00 MDT (04:00 UTC). Then the services listed below may be down for up to two hours.
CertCentral® TLS certificate issuance:
CIS and CertCentral® SCEP:
Direct Cert Portal new domain and organization validation:
QuoVadis® TrustLink® certificate issuance:
PKI Platform 8 new domain and organization validation:
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
CertCentral: Bulk domain revalidation is now available
DigiCert is happy to announce our bulk domain validation feature is now available. Don't spend extra time submitting one domain at a time for revalidation. Use our bulk domain revalidation feature to submit 2 to 25 domains at a time for revalidation.
Remember, domain validation is only valid for 397 days. To maintain seamless certificate issuance, DigiCert recommends completing domain control validation (DCV) ahead of time before the domain's validation expires.
Note: Currently, the bulk domain feature only supports the email DCV method. To use a different DCV method, you'll need to submit each domain individually.
See for yourself
Starting March 28, 2022, all public S/MIME certificates will have a maximum validity period of 1,185 days. This change is to align with Apple policy updates and only applies to publicly trusted S/MIME certificates newly issued from CertCentral. Certificates issued before March 28 are not affected.
CertCentral: DNS CNAME DCV method now available for DV certificate orders
In CertCentral and the CertCentral Services API, you can now use the DNS CNAME domain control validation (DCV) method to validate the domains on your DV certificate order.
Note: Before, you could only use the DNS CNAME DCV method to validate the domains on OV and EV certificate orders and when prevalidating domains.
To use the DNS CNAME DCV method on your DV certificate order:
Note: The AuthKey process for generating request tokens for immediate DV certificate issuance does not support the DNS CNAME DCV method. However, you can use the File Auth (http‑token) and DNS TXT (dns‑txt‑token) DCV methods. To learn more, visit DV certificate immediate issuance.
To learn more about using the DNS CNAME DCV method:
Upcoming Schedule Maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on March 5, 2022, between 22:00 – 24:00 MST (March 6, 2022, between 05:00 – 07:00 UTC). During this time, some services may be down for up to two hours.
Infrastructure-related maintenance downtime
We will start this infrastructure-related maintenance at 22:00 MST (05:00 UTC). Then the services listed below may be down for up to two hours.
CertCentral™ TLS certificate issuance:
CIS and CertCentral™ SCEP:
Direct Cert Portal new domain and organization validation:
QuoVadis™ TrustLink™ certificate issuance:
PKI Platform 8 new domain and organization validation:
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
CertCentral: Improved verified contact EV TLS certificate request approval process
In CertCentral and the CertCentral Services API, we updated the EV TLS certificate request process to only send the EV TLS request approval emails to the verified contacts you include on the certificate request.
Note: Before, when you requested an EV TLS certificate, we sent the EV order approval email to all the verified contacts for the organization.
Add verified contacts to an EV TLS certificate request:
organization.contacts
array of the JSON request. For verified contacts, the value of the contact_type
field is ev_approver
.To learn more about EV TLS certificate requests:
Account Security Feature: Approved User Email Domains
CertCentral Administrators can now specify what email domains users can create a CertCentral account for. This helps prevent emails from being sent to non-approved, generic email domains (@gmail.com, @yahoo.com), or domains owned by third parties. If a user attempts to set or change a user email address to a non-approved domain, they receive an error.
Find this setting in Settings > Preferences. Expand Advanced Settings, and look for the Approved email domains section.
Note: This does not affect existing users with non-approved email addresses. It only impacts new users and email changes made after configuring this setting.
Verified Mark Certificates (VMC): Three new approved trademark offices
We are happy to announce that DigiCert now recognizes three more intellectual property offices for verifying the logo for your VMC certificate. These new offices are in Korea, Brazil, and India.
New approved trademark offices:
Other approved trademark offices:
What is a Verified Mark Certificate?
Verified Mark Certificates (VMCs) are a new type of certificate that allows companies to place a certified brand logo next to the “sender” field in customer inboxes.
Bugfix: Code Signing (CS) certificate generation email sent only to CS verified contact
We fixed a bug in the Code Signing (CS) certificate issuance process where we were sending the certificate generation email to only the CS verified contact. This bug only happened when the requestor did not include a CSR with the code signing certificate request.
Now, for orders submitted without a CSR, we send the code signing certificate generation email to:
Note: DigiCert recommends submitting a CSR with your Code Signing certificate request. Currently, Internet Explorer is the only browser that supports keypair generation. See our knowledgebase article: Keygen support dropped with Firefox 69.
Improved Domains page, Validation status filter—Completed / Validated
On the Domains page, in the Validation status dropdown, we updated the Completed / Validated filter to make it easier to find domains with completed and active domain control validation (DCV).
Note: Before, when you searched for domains with Completed / Validated DCV, we returned all domains with completed DCV even if the domain validation had expired.
Now, when you search for domains with Completed / Validated DCV, we only return domains with completed and active DCV in your search results. To find domains with expired DCV, use the Expired filter in the Validation status dropdown.
Find domains with completed and active DCV
CertCentral Services API: List domains enhancement
For the List domains API, we updated the filters[validation]=completed
filter to make it easier to find domains validated for OV or EV certificate issuance.
Before, this filter returned all domains with completed DCV checks, even if the domain validation had expired. Now, the filter only returns domains with an active OV or EV domain validation status
CertCentral Domains and Domain details pages: Improved domain validation tracking
We updated the Domains and Domain details pages to make it easier to track and keep your domains' validation up to date. These updates coincide with last year's industry changes to the domain validation reuse period*. Keeping your domain validation current reduces certificate issuance times: new, reissue, duplicate issues, and renewals.
*Note: On October 1, 2021, the industry reduced all domain validation reuse periods to 398 days. DigiCert implemented a 397-day domain validation reuse period to ensure certificates aren't issued using expired domain validation. For more information about this change, see our knowledge base article, Domain validation policy changes in 2021.
Domains page improvements
When you visit the Domains page (in the left main menu, select Certificates > Domains), you will see three new columns: DCV method, Validation status, and Validation expiration. Now you can view the domain control validation (DCV) method used to demonstrate control over the domain, the status of the domain's validation (pending, validated, expires soon, and expired), and when the domain validation will expire.
Because OV and EV validation reuse periods are the same, we streamlined the Validation status sorting feature. Instead of showing separate filters for OV validation and EV validation, we only show one set of filters:
Domain details page improvements
When you visit a domain's details page (on the Domains page, select a domain), you will now see a status bar at the top of the page. This status bar lets you view the domain's validation status, when the domain's validation expires, when the domain's validation was most recently completed, and the DCV method used to demonstrate control over the domain.
We also updated the Domain validation status section of the page. We replaced the separate entries for OV and EV domain validation statuses with one entry: domain validation status.
Upcoming Scheduled Maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on January 8, 2022, between 22:00 – 24:00 MST (January 9, 2022, between 05:00 – 07:00 UTC). Although we have redundancies to protect your service, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
Upcoming Scheduled Maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on December 4, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MST (December 5, 2021, between 05:00 – 07:00 UTC). Although we have redundancies to protect your service, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
Industry changes to file-based DCV (HTTP Practical Demonstration, file auth, file, HTTP token, and HTTP auth)
To comply with new industry standards for the file-based domain control validation (DCV) method, you can only use the file-based DCV to demonstrate control over fully qualified domain names (FQDNs), exactly as named.
To learn more about the industry change, see Domain validation policy changes in 2021.
How does this affect me?
As of November 16, 2021, you must use one of the other supported DCV methods, such as Email, DNS TXT, and CNAME, to:
To learn more about the supported DCV method for DV, OV, and EV certificate requests:
CertCentral: Pending certificate requests and domain prevalidation using file-based DCV
Pending certificate request
If you have a pending certificate request with incomplete file-based DCV checks, you may need to switch DCV methods* or use the file-based DCV method to demonstrate control over every fully qualified domain name, exactly as named, on the request.
*Note: For certificate requests with incomplete file-based DCV checks for wildcard domains, you must use a different DCV method.
To learn more about the supported DCV methods for DV, OV, and EV certificate requests:
Domain prevalidation
If you plan to use the file-based DCV method to prevalidate an entire domain or entire subdomain, you must use a different DCV method.
To learn more about the supported DCV methods for domain prevalidation, see Supported domain control validation (DCV) methods for domain prevalidation.
CertCentral Services API
If you use the CertCentral Services API to order certificates or submit domains for prevalidation using file-based DCV (http-token), this change may affect your API integrations. To learn more, visit File-based domain control validation (http-token).
Upcoming Schedule Maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on November 6, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (November 7, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC).
CertCentral infrastructure-related maintenance downtime
We will start this infrastructure-related maintenance between 22:00 and 22:10 MDT (04:00 and 04:10 UTC). Then, for approximately 30 minutes, the following services will be down:
DV certificate issuance for CertCentral, ACME, and ACME agent automation
CIS and SCEP
QuoVadis TrustLink certificate issuance
This maintenance only affects DV certificate issuance, CIS, SCEP, and TrustLink certificate issuance. It does not affect any other DigiCert platforms or services .
PKI Platform 8 maintenance
We will start the PKI Platform 8 maintenance at 22:00 MDT (04:00 UTC). Then, for approximately 30 minutes, the PKI Platform 8 will experience service delays and performance degradation that affect:
Additionally:
The PKI Platform 8 maintenance only affects PKI Platform 8. It does not affect any other DigiCert platforms or services.
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
Upcoming Schedule Maintenance
On October 2, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (October 3, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance.
CertCentral, CIS, SCEP, Direct Cert Portal, and DigiCert ONE maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance. Although we have redundancies to protect your service, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
PKI Platform 8 maintenance and downtime:
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on PKI Platform 8. During this time, the PKI Platform 8 and its corresponding APIs will be down for approximately 20 minutes.
We will start the PKI Platform 8 maintenance at 22:00 MDT (04:00 UTC).
Then, for approximately 20 minutes:
The PKI Platform 8 maintenance only affects PKI Platform 8. It does not affect any other DigiCert platforms or services.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
Upcoming Schedule Maintenance
On September 11, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (September 12, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance.
CertCentral, CIS, SCEP, Direct Cert Portal, and DigiCert ONE maintenance
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance. Although we have redundancies to protect your service, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
PKI Platform 8 maintenance and downtime:
DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance on PKI Platform 8. During this time, the PKI Platform 8 and its corresponding APIs will be down for approximately 60 minutes.
We will start the PKI Platform 8 maintenance at 22:00 MDT (04:00 UTC).
Then, for approximately 60 minutes:
The PKI Platform 8 maintenance only affects PKI Platform 8. It does not affect any other DigiCert platforms or services.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete our maintenance.
CertCentral Services API: Get orders by alternative order ID
We created a new endpoint to make it easier to get certificate order details using alternative order IDs: Get orders by alternative order ID. This endpoint returns the order ID, certificate ID, and order status of certificate orders with the alternative_order_id
you provide in the URL path.
Upcoming Schedule Maintenance
On August 7, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (August 8, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance. Although we have redundancies to protect your service, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
Verified Mark Certificates available now.
Verified Mark Certificates (VMCs) are a new type of certificate that allow companies to place a certified brand logo next to the “sender” field in customer inboxes—visible before the message is opened—acting as confirmation of your domain’s DMARC status and your organization’s authenticated identity. Learn more about VMC certificates.
To disable or change availability of VMC in your account, visit the Product Settings page.
Note: If you do not see VMCs in your account, it may be because we are not offering the product to all account types yet. It is also possible that the product is available, but one of your CertCentral account’s administrators turned the product off in Product Settings.
CertCentral Services API: Verified Mark Certificate enhancements
To help you manage your Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) orders in your API integrations, we’ve made the following updates to the CertCentral Services API.
New endpoints:
Updated endpoints:
To learn more about managing VMC certificates from your API integrations, visit Verified Mark Certificate workflow.
Upcoming schedule maintenance
On July 10, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (July 11, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance.
During maintenance, for approximately 60 minutes, the services specified below under Service downtime will be down. Due to the scope of the maintenance, the services specified below under Service interruptions may experience brief interruptions during a 10-minute window.
Service downtime
From 22:00 – 23:00 MDT (04:00 – 05:00 UTC), while we perform database-related maintenance, the following services will be down for up to 60 minutes:
API Note: Affected APIs will return “cannot connect” errors. Certificate-related API requests that return a “cannot connect” error message during this window will need to be placed again after services are restored.
Service interruptions
During a 10-minute window, while we perform infrastructure maintenance, the following DigiCert service may experience brief service interruptions:
Services not affected
These services are not affected by the maintenance activities:
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as the maintenance is completed.
Upcoming scheduled maintenance
On June 5, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (June 6, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance. Although we have redundancies to protect your service, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
Upcoming scheduled maintenance
On May 1, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (May 2, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance.
For up to 10 minutes total during the 2-hour window, we will be unable to issue certificates for the DigiCert platforms, their corresponding APIs, immediate certificate issuance, and those using the APIs for other automated tasks.
Affected services:
Services not affected
API note:
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
CertCentral Services API: Site seal enhancements
To help you manage your site seals in your API integrations, we’ve made the following updates to the CertCentral Services API:
Related topics:
Upcoming scheduled maintenance
On April 3, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MDT (April 4, 2021, between 04:00 – 06:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance.
During maintenance, for up to 10 minutes, we will be unable to issue certificates for the DigiCert platforms, their corresponding APIs, immediate certificate issuance, and those using the APIs for other automated tasks.
Affected services
For approximately 10 minutes, DigiCert will be unable to issue certificates for these services and APIs:
Services not affected
These services are not affected by the maintenance activities:
API note:
What can I do?
Plan accordingly:
Services will be restored as soon as we complete the maintenance.
CertCentral: New purchase order and invoice system
We are happy to announce that we are using a new purchase order and invoice system in CertCentral. We've made several changes to make it easier for you to manage your purchase orders and invoices.
The next time you sign in to CertCentral, you will see two new menu options under Finances: Pay Invoice and Purchase Orders and Invoices. Additionally, we now send all invoice emails from our new invoice system.
Pay invoices page
When you open the Pay invoice page, all invoices are preselected by default. You can choose to pay them all or select those you want to pay.
Note: If you use divisions with separate funds, when you open the Pay invoice page, all invoices for the top-level division are selected by default. Use the For dropdown to view the unpaid invoices by division in your account.
Purchase orders and invoices page
On the new Purchase orders and invoices page, you can create a purchase order (PO). In the Purchaseorders table, you can view pending and rejected POs. After we approve a PO, it becomes an invoice and moves to the Invoices table.
Note: If you use divisions with separate funds, you see the Purchase order and invoice summary page. When you click a division name, it opens the Purchase order and invoices page, where you can view the POs and invoices for that division.
In the Invoices column of the Invoices table, you can see the invoice number and the PO from which we generated it. You can download a copy of the invoice or pay the invoice. When you click Pay invoice, we take you to the Pay invoice page to pay the invoice and make the funds available in your account.
Existing PO and Invoice migration
CertCentral Services API: View balance enhancements
To help you track financial data in your API integrations, we updated the View balance endpoint to return the following data:
unpaid_invoice_balance
negative_balance_limit
used_credit_from_other_containers
total_available_funds
Example response:
For more information, see the documentation for the View balance endpoint.
Upcoming scheduled maintenance
On March 6, 2021, between 22:00 – 24:00 MST (March 7, 2021, between 05:00 – 07:00 UTC), DigiCert will perform scheduled maintenance.
Although we have redundancies in place to protect your service, some DigiCert services may be unavailable during this time.
What can you do?
Please plan accordingly.
Services will be restored as soon as the maintenance is completed.
Maintenance planifiée à venir
Le 6 février 2021 de 22:00 à 24:00 HNR (7 février 2021 de 05:00 à 07:00 UTC), DigiCert procédera à une maintenance critique.
Pendant la période de maintenance, les services répertoriés ci-dessous seront interrompus pendant environ 60 minutes. Cependant, compte tenu de l'étendue du travail, des interruptions de service supplémentaires sont à prévoir pendant la période de maintenance de deux heures.
Vous ne pourrez pas vous connecter aux plateformes suivantes, ni accéder aux services et API suivants :
DigiCert ne sera pas en mesure d’émettre des certificats pour les services et API ci-dessous :
Les services suivants ne seront pas affectés par les opérations de maintenance :
Remarque concernant l’API :
Comment puis-je me préparer ?
Prenez vos dispositions :
Les services seront rétablis dès que la maintenance sera terminée.
CertCentral: Amélioration de la page Organisations
Pour faciliter la recherche de vos organisations sur la page Organisations, nous affichons désormais trois nouvelles informations concernant chacune. Ces informations supplémentaires sont utiles lorsque plusieurs de vos organisations portent un nom similaire ou identique.
Sur la page Organisations, vous verrez désormais apparaître une colonne N° d’org. contenant l’identifiant de l’organisation. Vous verrez également s'afficher les adresses de l’organisation sous leur nom. Enfin, si vous utilisez les noms d’emprunt, vous verrez celui de l’organisation entre parenthèses à côté de son nom.
Remarque : Jusqu'alors, le seul moyen de voir ces informations était de cliquer sur le nom de l’organisation et d’ouvrir la page des détails de celle-ci.
Pour de plus amples informations sur les organisations dans CertCentral, consultez la page Gérer les organisations.
CertCentral: Amélioration de l'option Ajouter une organisation sur les formulaires de demande de certificat OV/EV
Pour faciliter la commande de certificats TLS/SSL pour une organisation de votre compte, nous avons mis à jour l’option Ajouter une organisation des formulaires de demande de certificat OV et EV.
Pour les comptes émettant des certificats pour 10 organisations ou moins, nous affichons désormais trois nouvelles informations sur les organisations. Ces informations sont utiles lorsque plusieurs de vos organisations portent un nom similaire ou identique.
Nous avons également ajouté la possibilité de saisir le nom de l’organisation recherchée.
Essayez par vous-même
La prochaine fois que vous demandez un certificat TLS/SSL OV ou EV, cliquez sur Ajouter une organisation. Dans la liste déroulante Organisation,, vous verrez s'afficher les informations suivantes : le nom de l’organisation, son nom d’emprunt (le cas échéant), son identifiant et son adresse. Vous pouvez également saisir le nom de l’organisation.
API de services CertCentral : Nouveaux points de terminaison Détails de la commande d'unités et Annuler ma commande d'unité
Nous avons le plaisir d'annoncer l’ajout de deux nouveaux points de terminaison à l’API de services CertCentral : Détails de la commande d'unités et Annuler ma commande d'unité.
Ces points de terminaison vous permettent d’obtenir des informations concernant une commande d’unités ou d’en annuler une.
Annuler ma commande d'unité :
Si vous gérez un sous-compte qui utilise les unités comme mode de paiement, vous pouvez désormais utiliser les API de services pour effectuer les tâches suivantes :
API de services CertCentral : Amélioration des points de terminaison Liste des produits, Limites du produit et Informations sur le produit
Pour faciliter la recherche des périodes de validité disponibles pour les certificats numériques sur votre compte, nous avons ajouté de nouveaux paramètres de réponse aux points de terminaison suivants : Liste des produits, Limites du produit et Informations sur le produit.
Ces nouveaux paramètres de réponse vous permettent d'afficher les limites de validité personnalisées et par défaut des commandes, et ce pour chaque produit sur votre compte.
Point de terminaison Liste des produits
Le paramètre allowed_order_validity_years
renvoie une liste des périodes de validité des commandes prises en charge pour chaque produit sur votre compte.
Point de terminaison Limites du produit
Le paramètre allowed_order_lifetimes
renvoie une liste des limites de validité personnalisées pour les utilisateurs auxquels sont affectés des divisions et rôles utilisateur différents sur votre compte.
Point de terminaison Informations sur le produit
allowed_order_validity_years
renvoie une liste des périodes de validité disponibles lorsque vous demandez un certificat.custom_order_expiration_date_allowed
renvoie une valeur booléenne qui indique si vous pouvez sélectionner une date d’expiration personnalisée pour la commande lorsque vous demandez un certificat.API de services CertCentral : Amélioration du point de terminaison Informations sur les commandes d'un sous-compte
Pour faciliter la recherche d'informations sur les périodes de validité des commandes d'un sous-compte, nous avons ajouté de nouveaux paramètres de réponse au point de terminaison Informations sur les commandes d'un sous-compte. Ces nouveaux paramètres de réponse vous permettent de voir la date de début de la commande, sa date de fin et s'il s'agit d'un plan pluriannuel.
is_multi_year_plan
renvoie "1"
si la commande est un plan pluriannuel.order_valid_from
renvoie la date de début de la période de validité de la commande.order_valid_till
renvoie la date de fin de la période de validité de la commande.Exemple de réponse avec les nouveaux paramètres
API de services CertCentral : Mettre à jour les paramètres de notifications de renouvellement
Nous avons ajouté un nouveau point de terminaison au contrat d’API Services CertCentral : Mettre à jour les paramètres de notifications de renouvellement Appelez ce point de terminaison pour activer ou désactiver les e-mails de notification de renouvellement d'une commande de certificats.
Pour de plus amples informations, consultez le sujet de référence pour ce point de terminaison dans la documentation de l’API Services.