View- Searching and Filtering of Certificates

You can perform the following common management tasks on certificates that have been requested for your Account or Organization:

You begin the search for certificates by clicking the Filter Results Button:

The Filter screen will load.

In the Certificates Filter, you can enter the:

• Common Name or Subject Alternative Name (SAN)

• Serial Number

• Owner Email Address

• Validity: You can use the Date Picker to set date parameters

  • Not Before Date

  • Not After Date

• Exclude Expired Certificates: Checking this box will remove any expired certificates from the results.

• Status: You can search for

  • Valid

  • In Process

  • Pending

  • Revoked

  • Failed

• Account: If you are an Account Admin that has responsibility for more than one Account, you can select the desired Account here. This option will not be displayed if you only manage a single Account.

• Organization: Use the drop-down list to access all the Organizations tied to your Account

• Select a Certificate Policy: You can select to display only those certificates issued from a specific Certificate Policy.

• Filter by Certificate Expiration interval: You can select to display only those certificates whose remaining validity period falls within the Expiration Reminder intervals set for your Account.

Click the Filter button to initiate the search. The results will be displayed along with the selected filters.

You can download the results by clicking the Download Filtered Results Button.

Viewing a Certificate

Clicking on any certificate in the list will bring up the Certificate Details screen. This provides a view of information contained within the certificate, as well as additional data related to it.

• Certificate Details: This section contains a Download button and lists the

  • Common Name of the certificate

  • Serial number

  • Not Before date

  • Not After date

  • Subject DN

  • Issuer DN of the CA that signed the certificate

  • SAN’s (Subject Alternative Names) contained in the certificate

  • Expiry Emails associated with the certificate

  • Organization Name

  • Policy Name

  • Certificate in PEM format

  

• Additional Information: This section lists

  • Source: This identifies where the request originated. In the example, ACM identifies that this request was received via the ACM portal.

  • Request Date: This is the date and time the certificate request was received by the system.

  

• Logs: This section will show any logs related to the certificate.