Overview

Revocation is the process of making a certificate invalid. For example, you might need to revoke a certificate if the certificate is no longer required (or) certificate’s private key is compromised. Make sure that you have permission to revoke a certificate and submit a request to the certificate authority. As soon as the certificate is revoked, it is not considered to be a trusted certificate. Revoked certificates are listed in the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) maintained by each certificate authority.

Note:

You can revoke the certificates via the Certificate Inventory section also.

The following table describes the options available on the revoke certificate page:

Options Description
Check Box Select the check box of the certificate that needs to be renewed.
Groups

Displays the group of certificates that needs to be displayed as selected.

Filter Summary

Displays number of certificates in which state.

Search Bar (Basic/Advanced)

Searches for the given keyword in the field and results in the feature that matches the search keyword.

Basic Search - Searches in the given keyword in the field and results from the feature that matches the search keyword.

Advanced Search - The advanced search is used to perform quick searches of the data. If a more specific needs to be composed, the advanced search bar is a readily available option. To activate the advanced search bar, click the Chevron icon in the search field.

The advanced search page appears.

The following table describes the options available in the Advanced Search feature:

Options Description
Condition Displays the type of the desired search on the page. The possible options are,
  • AND
  • OR.
Certificate Authority Allows you to select the desired CA from the dropdown list.
Status Allows you to select the desired status certificate. The possible options are,
  • Manage
  • Monitor
  • New certificate.
Discovery Source Enter the source of the discovery.
Common Name Enter the common name of the certificate.
Serial Number Enter the serial number of the certificate.
Issuer Common Name Enter the name of the certificate issuer.
Subject Organization Enter the subject of the organization.
Subject Organization Unit Enter the subject of the organization’s unit.
Locality Enter the specific locality.
Subject State State Enter the state of the certificate’s subject.
Subject Country Country of the subject.
Type Type of the certificate.
Wildcard certificate Enter the wildcard certificates.
Extended Key Usage Allows you to select the EKU from the dropdown list.
Thumbprint Enter the thumbprint value that you get it from the certificate details page.
Dropdown List Select the custom attributes from the dropdown list.
Search

Click the Search button to get the results from the search.

Actions

Displays the list of actions. The possible actions are,

  • Export Certificates
  • Download Certificates
  • Delete
  • Change Status
  • Assign Group
  • Unassign Group
  • Add/Modify Comments
  • Certificate Attributes
  • Renew Certificate
  • Revoke Certificate
  • CA Switch
  • Revocation Check.
Columns

Allows you to select the number of desired columns to show on the certificate page.

  • Search bar - Used to search the available options.
  • Click Select all check box if all parameters required to be displayed.
  • Click the refresh icon if you want to reset the previous columns.
  • Click Save.
Page Count Displays the number of certificates listed on the page.
Toggle Button

Displays the desired dashboard report on the page. The available options are,

  • Reports
  • List.
Arrow Button Allows you to move next page.
Refresh Button Allow you to refresh the current page.