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Managing a private certificate
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Managing a private certificate
This topic describes how to manage created private certificates in the Certificate Center console, including the following operations: downloading private certificates, revoking private certificates, and deleting private certificates.​
Background​
  • Private certificates created in the Certificate Center​
  • After creation, a private certificate is in the Issued state by default. All supported states of a private certificate are shown in the table below.​
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    Status​
    Notes​
    Actions allowed in the current status​
    Issued​
    Upon creation, private certificate is by default in the Issued state.​
    • Certificate not expired: Download, revoke​
    • Certificate expired: Download, delete​
    Revoked​
    After you manually revoke a private certificate, its status changes to Revoked.​
    Delete​
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  • Uploaded private certificate​
  • An uploaded private certificate also defaults to the Issued state. Supported actions: Download, delete.​
Access private certificate management page​
  1. Log in to the Certificate Center console.​
  1. In the left navigation pane, select Private CA > Private certificate.​
  • The Private certificate page will appear, where you can manage private certificates.​
View private certificate details​
  1. On the Private certificate page, find the target private certificate and click the certificate name.​
  1. On the certificate details page, you can view the Basic information, Associated cloud resources, Subject information, and Certificate information of a private certificate.​
  • Basic information includes: Name (CN), ID, (Affiliated) Private Sub CA, Validity Period, Serial Number, Key Algorithm, Signature Hash Algorithm, Creation Time, Expiration Time, Associated Project, Tags, and Remarks.​
  • Associated cloud resources shows the deployment status of the private certificate on VolcanoEngine cloud products.​
  • Subject information includes the following details of the private certificate: Organization (O), Organization Unit (OU), Country (C), State (ST), and Locality (L).​
  • Certificate information displays the certificate content in PEM format.​
Download private certificate​
You can download the private certificate to your local computer.​
Prerequisites​
The status of the private certificate is Issued.​
Procedures​
  1. On the Private certificate page, find the target certificate and click Download in the Actions column.​
  • A certificate package will be downloaded to your browser's default download location.​
  1. Decompress the downloaded certificate package to obtain the private certificate file (with the extension .pem).​
Revoke private certificate​
If you find that a private certificate has a security risk (e.g., private key leakage), it is recommended that you revoke it promptly.​
warning​
  • Revoking a private certificate will cause it to no longer be trusted within the organization. Proceed with caution.​
  • To avoid impacting your business, ensure the certificate is no longer in use before performing revocation.​
A revoked certificate cannot be restored. If you need to replace a revoked certificate, you can create a new private certificate.​
Prerequisites​
A private certificate can be revoked if: it was created in Certificate Center (Certificate source is Certificate purchase), its status is Issued, and it has not expired.​
Procedures​
  1. On the Private certificate page, find the target private certificate, and click Revoke in the Actions column.​
  1. In the pop-up dialog box, enter the reason for revoking the certificate, confirm the private certificate to be revoked is correct, and then click Revoke.​
Delete private certificate​
  • For private certificates created in Certificate Center, if the certificate has expired or its status is Revoked, you can delete it from the Certificate Center console.​
  • For private certificates uploaded to Certificate Center, you can delete them from the console only when they have expired.​
warning​
Deleting a private certificate does not refund the consumed resource pack quota.​
Procedures​
  1. On the Private certificate page, find the target private certificate, and click Delete in the Actions column.​
  1. In the pop-up dialog box, enter the reason for deleting the certificate, confirm the private certificate to be deleted is correct, and then click Delete.​
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Last updated: 2026.04.01 10:55:25