How To Migrate All ssl Certificates

This is the step 3 of 6 Steps To Single-point Control SSL Certificate

STEP 3.Migrate All Certificates Into A Managed Account.
If the enterprise requires 10 or more SSL Certificates, consolidating certificates into a single, managed account may save time and money. As current certificates approach their expiration date, replace them with units from the primary managed account.

Select a primary management account for consolidation that supports all types of certificates required. Today’s SSL Certificates offer a range of encryption strengths and authentication levels. But many SSL enterprise management tools require a different log-in for each type of certificate.

As the organization grows and the number of administrators increases, managing multiple accounts for different types of SSL Certificates will become cumbersome unless you have single-point control. 

Output: A single, managed account for all certificates within the enterprise.


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Taking Control of SSL Certificates While Improving Security and Reliability

Confirm Contact Information On All SSL Certificates.

This is the step two of Six Steps To Single-point Control SSL Certificate

STEP 2.Confirm contact information on all certificates.
Confirm contact information on all certificates. During the enrollment process for most SSL Certificates, the purchaser provides contact information for a Technical Contact, including name, phone number, and email address. The Technical

Contact plays an important role in the authentication and renewal process. If that person leaves the company without reassigning their responsibilities, renewal notices may go to the wrong address.

If a certificate expires, a critical service may be disrupted. Updating contact information with an alias, such as ssladmin@yourdomain.com, ensures that messages will reach an active administrator.  

Output: Up-to-date contact information on all certificates.

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Source:VeriSign  
Taking Control of SSL Certificates While Improving Security and Reliability