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Notice on price adjustment of DigiCert and its affiliated brands'SSL certificates​
Price Change to DigiCert SSL Certificates
TrustAsia Root Certificate Update
Domain Validation Policy Update
SSL Certificate Service Console
Multi-Year SSL Certificate and Automatic Review
Notice on Stopping the Issuance of 2-Year SSL Certificates by CAs Starting from September 1, 2020
Announcement on Stop Using the Symantec SSL Certificate Name After 30 April 2020
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Let's Encrypt Root Certificate Expired on September 30, 2021
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Domain Validation Failed
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Website Inaccessible After an SSL Certificate is Deployed
404 Error After the SSL Certificate is Deployed on IIS
“Your Connection is Not Secure” is Displayed After the SSL Certificate is Installed
Message Indicating Parsing Failure Is Displayed When a Certificate Is Uploaded
Automatic DNS Validation Failed for a Domain Hosted with www.west.cn
Host Name Field Cannot Be Edited in IIS Manager When Type Is Set to https
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Glossary

CSR Management

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Use cases

CSR is short for Certificate Signing Request. To obtain an SSL certificate, you need to first generate a CSR file and submit it to the certificate authority (CA). A CSR file contains a public key and a distinguished name and is usually generated from a web server. A pair of public and private keys for encryption and decryption will be created at the same time. This document describes how to generate and manage CSR files.

Prerequisites

You have logged in to the SSL Certificate Service Console.

Directions

Generate a CSR

1. Select SSL Certificate Service > CSR Management and click Create CSR.



2. Enter the relevant information, as shown below:



Main parameters:
Domain name: Enter the domain name/wildcard domain name to be bound to the certificate.
Organization Name: The legally registered name of your organization. The complete English name must be entered for DV certificates. For OV and EV certificates, please enter the complete English or Chinese name as shown on the business license.
Organizational Unit: This field is used to differentiate departments within an organization, such as "Engineering Department " or "Human Resources".
Email (E): Your email address, which is optional.
State/Province (S): The state or province where your organization is located.
City/Locality (L): The city or locality where your organization is registered or located.
Country/Region (C): The code of the country/region where your organization is legally registered, in the format of two letters as defined by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
Key Algorithm: Optional. Value range: RSA, ECDSA.
Key Strength: Optional. Value range: 2048, 4096.
Private Key Password: Password for the private key, which is optional.
3. Click Generate. The following prompt will pop up when the CSR has been successfully created.



4. Click Confirm to view the CSR File and Key File.




Manage a CSR

You can view, delete, or perform other operations on a CSR in CSR Management.
1. Click Details to view the CSR information.






2. Select a CSR and click Delete to delete it.



3. Add remarks to a CSR to distinguish the CSRs used for different projects.




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