Available in Classic and VPC
You can request revocation of an Enterprise Certificate before it expires. When you no longer use a certificate, you can revoke it to prevent misuse of the certificate and key pair.
Certificate revocation
Revocation is available only for Enterprise Certificate.
Revocation conditions
The certificate you want to revoke must have the status Normal or Normal - Private key registration required for NCP use.
Revocation reasons
The following 4 reasons are available for revocation requests directly through Certificate Manager. To request revocation for another reason, please contact Customer Support.
| Revocation reasons | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Affiliation Changed | Identifying information, such as the organization name, has changed. | Changes to Organization or address information have made the certificate information inaccurate. |
| Superseded | The certificate has been or will be replaced with a new certificate before expiration. |
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| Cessation of Operation | The domain or service has been or will be permanently discontinued. | The certificate is no longer used and is not being replaced.
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| Unspecified | Other reasons. | Generally not recommended. Use only if none of the above reasons apply. |
Revoke
To revoke a certificate:
- In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Security > Certificate Manager > Enterprise Certificate > Order List.
- Select an order and a certificate you want to revoke in the certificate list.
- After selecting the certificate, click [Revoke]. When the Revoke certificate window appears, follow the steps in order:
1. Enter the certificate name
Enter the certificate name. This is a required field, and the selected certificate name is displayed in the revocation window.
2. Select a revocation reason
Select the reason for revocation. This is a required field. For details on each reason, see the Revocation reasons section.
3. Click Revoke
Click Revoke to submit the revocation request.
If processed successfully, the certificate is revoked immediately upon request. A revoked certificate is no longer trusted and cannot be recovered.