Delete
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Warning: Remove the CA you want to delete from any auto-enrollment settings, policies, or workflows that are used to issue or revoke certificates from that CA.
- Check for any unrevoked and unexpired certificates that may have been deleted from the AppViewX inventory by running a CA discovery to get all the valid certificates issued by that CA for revocation.
Note: You can remove the CAs from the bottom of the trust
chain, starting with the issuing CAs, followed by intermediate CAs, and finally the
root CA. Ensure that you either revoke all certificates issued by the CA before
deleting it or issue a CRL with a validity period matching the longest validity of
the end-entity certificates issued by that CA. Once the CA has been deleted, no new
certificates can be issued from this CA and no new CRLs will be generated.
To delete CA:
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Go to
(Menu) icon > PKI+ > CA
Inventory.
The CA Inventory page appears. - Select the checkbox against the CA you want to delete.
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Click Actions and select Delete from the dropdown menu.
Note:
- If you are deleting a PKIaaS subordinate CA and if there are valid certificates issued by the CA, then you get a message that you must first revoke the certificates and the CA certificate before deleting the CA. The revocation of certificates is permanent and not reversible. Click Continue to view the certificates that will be revoked. Click Revoke and Delete CA.
- If the CA has no active certificates, then the delete workflow is triggered.
The approval status of the CA changes to Delete - Approval Pending. If you want to abort the action, then click Abort.
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An email from AppViewX PKI for approval is sent to all active custodians. Once
the approval meets the quorum value, the approval status of the CA changes to
Delete - Approved and the status changes to Deleted. If the
request is rejected, then the approval status of the CA changes to Delete -
Rejected. Click Resubmit if the action fails for any reason.
A message that the operation is performed successfully appears.Note: If deletion fails, reach out to [email protected].