Certificate List

Available in Classic and VPC

You can register, issue, and manage certificates in Certificate List under Cloud Certificate.

To open the Certificate List menu, in the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Security > Certificate Manager > Cloud Certificate > Certificate List.

Note

Cloud Certificate provides certificates for use within NAVER Cloud Platform. If you also need to download certificates for use on external servers, use Enterprise Certificate. For details, see Order List.

Certificate List interface

The Certificate List interface under Cloud Certificate includes the following components:

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Component	Description
① Menu name	Current menu name and number of certificates you registered and issued.
② Basic features	Features displayed when you first open the Certificate List menu. [Issue certificate]: Issue a certificate (see Issue a certificate). [Register certificate]: Register a certificate (see Register a certificate). [Learn more]: Go to the Certificate Manager overview page. [Refresh]: Reload the certificate list.
③ Delete	Select a certificate and click to delete it.
④ Renew registration	Select a certificate and click to update it with new certificate information (see Register a renewed certificate).
⑤ Certificate list	Displays registered or issued certificates. Click a certificate to view its details (see View the certificate list). Select a certificate type (All, Imported certificate, Cloud Basic, or Global Edge Dedicated) under Certificate search to view the list.

View the certificate list

To view certificates registered in Certificate List under Cloud Certificate:

In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, navigate to Menu > All Services > Security > Certificate Manager.
Click Cloud Certificate > Certificate List.
Check the summary in the certificate list or click a certificate to see the details.
- Name: The name set when issuing or registering the certificate.
- Certificate type: Imported certificate, Cloud Basic, or Global Edge Dedicated.
- Domain: The primary domain of the certificate.
- Additional domain: Subdomains included in the certificate.
- Authentication start date: The start date of the validity period.
- Authentication end date: The end date of the validity period.
- Issuing institution: Information about the certificate authority.
- In use: Whether the certificate is in use.
  - If the certificate is in use, In use is displayed along with the instance type, number, and name.
- Status: The certificate status.
- Private key registration status: Displays Registered when private key registration is complete. Displays Not applicable for certificates that do not require private key registration.
Click a certificate to view Certificate details and Domain validation information.
- Certificate details: Issuing CA, Domain, Additional domain, Serial number, Public Key information, Name (Certificate No), Registration date, Issue date, Authentication start date, Authentication end date, Signature algorithm, and In use.
- Domain validation information: The Domain control validation (DCV) method, the Validation status of each domain, and the Record Name, Record Type, and Record Value to register in DNS.

Note

When the certificate status is Normal, you can use the certificate normally in the integrated services. Other certificate statuses include Expired, Revoked, In progress, Validation timeout, and Failed. For more information, see Certificate status.

Issue a certificate

You can obtain and use SSL/TLS certificates from NAVER Cloud Trust Services, a trusted certificate authority. In Certificate List under Cloud Certificate, you can issue Cloud Basic and Global Edge Dedicated certificates. For more information, see the following document:

Certificates issued by Certificate Manager

You can obtain and use certificates dedicated to Global Edge global CDN. The certificate is provided for free by Global Edge's global vendor and can only be used with the global CDN. For more information, see the following document:

Global Edge dedicated certificates

Note

To issue Advanced DV and Advanced OV certificates, go to Enterprise Certificate > Order List. For details, see Order List.

Register a certificate

You can register and manage SSL/TLS certificates issued by an authorized certificate authority (CA). For more information, see the following document:

Certificate status

Each certificate status is described below.

Certificate status	Description	Scope of application
Normal	A valid, unexpired certificate is successfully registered or issued.	Issued and registered certificates
Expired	The certificate has expired. The expired certificate cannot be used for integrated services. If it expires while in use by an integrated service, you must issue or register a new certificate in Certificate Manager and follow the procedure for replacing certificates for each service in use.	Issued and registered certificates
Revoked	The issued certificate has been revoked. Under the terms of service, issued certificates may be revoked in cases such as private key compromise or certificate misuse. You can also request revocation of an Enterprise Certificate. Revoked certificates can't be used for integrated services.	Issued certificates
In progress	A certificate issuance request is in progress. It changes to Normal when the domain is successfully validated within 72 hours of application completion and the certificate is successfully issued.	Issued certificates
Validation timeout	The domain has not been validated for more than 72 hours from the time the certificate issuance application was completed. Certificate issuance applications that have timed out during validation cannot be resumed, so you will need to apply for a new certificate.	Issued certificates
Failed	Certificate issuance is restricted for the applied domain, or the issuance failed due to a technical cause during the certificate issuance process. Failed certificate issuance applications cannot be resumed, and you will need to apply for a new certificate.	Issued certificates