Integration with Sectigo Certificate Manager8 minutes to read
PAM360 integrates with Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), a PKI management platform that specializes in managing SSL/TLS certificates, SSH keys, and various other digital identities. The integration leverages SCM's API and allows PAM360 to act as a centralized platform where you can import and manage SSL/TLS certificates from the SCM. Automate the lifecycle management of these certificates through diverse operations that are supported by the integration. In this document, you will learn the steps to manage the lifecycle of SSL/TLS certificates issued by the SCM, which includes importing existing orders, creating new certificate requests, deployment, and renewal of certificates. Prerequisite: Add the following base URL and port as an exception in your firewall/proxy to permit PAM360 to connect to the SCM.
1. Set up Sectigo Certificate Manager Details in PAM360To begin managing SSL certificates issued by Sectigo from PAM360, you must add your SCM account in PAM360 and link your unique Customer URI. If you do not have an SCM account, contact the Sectigo team to sign up and get your login credentials and the Customer URI. If you have an SCM account, follow the below steps to link your account with PAM360 and begin the integration process.
Important Notes: 2. Import Existing OrdersIf you have an active SCM account, you likely have existing certificate orders that can be managed using the Sectigo Certificate Manager. Apart from creating new certificate orders, you can also import all the existing orders from the SCM portal and manage them from the PAM360 interface.
3. Create a New Certificate OrderOnce you have successfully linked your SCM account with PAM360, you can start creating new certificate orders directly from PAM360. To place a new certificate order:
Note: If you find any mismatch in the SCM-related details that are displayed here, please verify the details in the Sectigo portal and then perform a manual sync under Sectigo >> Manage in the PAM360 interface to refresh the details. 4. Certificate Issue
Note: Please note that the certificates that are issued are automatically added to PAM360 only if you have the required license count. If not, you must renew your PAM360 license before attempting to import any certificates. 5. Renew, Reissue, Revoke, and Delete CertificatesYou can renew, revoke, delete or request reissue for certificates or cancel certificate orders from PAM360. 5.1 Renew a Certificate
5.2 Reissue a Certificate
5.3 Revoke a Certificate
5.4 Delete a Certificate
Note: Please note that using the Delete option only removes the certificate from the PAM360 interface, and you can no longer manage it from the product. However, it does not delete the certificate request from the SCM–the certificate can still be viewed and managed from the SCM portal. | |
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