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How to add SSL certificates in SCM?
Adding SSL Certificates in SCM
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates, commonly known as Transport Layer Security (TLS) certificates, are used to verify the identity of a website and secure data communication between a web server and a browser.
Managing SSL certificates effectively is essential for maintaining secure communication channels across enterprise applications and services. Domains must be added and validated before enrolling for publicly trusted SSL certificates. For more information, see Understanding domains.
SCM allows you to:
- Add SSL certificates via
1. an already generated Certificate Signing Request (CSR)
2. generating CSR in SCM itself
3. generation of CSR with Auto-Installation
4. generation of CSR in Azure Key Vault
- Import existing SSL certificates.
For in‑depth guidance, please refer to the following link.
Adding SSL certificates:: Sectigo Certificate Manager Documentation
The reference image from the documentation guide is attached below.
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