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For the latest version, please use Certificate Lifecycle Manager 5.0.2! |
GlobalSign Certificate Provider
The GlobalSign provider allows you to request certificates through the GMO GlobalSign Atlas portal. GlobalSign is a public CA that issues TLS server and S/MIME certificates, among other types of certificate. A valid and active account at the Atlas-Portal of GlobalSign is required for using GlobalSign certificate provider. You can then retrieve secrets and keys, to connect to the GlobalSign CA and request certificates.
| By using a certificate provider type of GlobalSign, the GlobalSign related fields become available for modification as well. The Update Keystore button allows the entry of a new GlobalSign Keystore and Keystore Password. Selecting Cancel will return the Keystore values to the original ones. Otherwise, the Certificate Provider updates upon clicking the Proceed button. |
Below you will find which parameters are required for the creation of a GlobalSign certificate provider.
| Parameter | Description |
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GlobalSign API URL |
URL where a GlobalSign instance is running default→(emea.api.hvca.globalsign.com:8443/v2) |
GlobalSign Intended Use |
refers to the purpose of the certificate |
GlobalSign API Key and GlobalSign API Secret |
credentials linked with a GlobalSign account |
GlobalSign Keystore |
needed to perform mTLS with GlobalSign server for given account |
GlobalSign Keystore Password |
the password of GlobalSign Keystore |
GlobalSign Proxy Host & GlobalSign Proxy Port |
refer to the address and port of the proxy server to be used |
| Domain validation and other validations are performed outside the CLM platform. CLM serves solely to request the certificate. For a successful certificate request, the requirements regarding validation must be met. |