DigiCert CertCentral

Connection Requirements

1 - Domain

Enter the domain of your DigiCert CertCentral instance. This specifies the address where the platform is hosted.

2 - API Key

1. Sign in to CertCentral.

2. In the left menu, go to Automation > API Keys.

3. On the API Keys page, select Add API Key.

4. In the Add API Key window, enter a Description for the API key and select Add. Repeat this process for each API key you want to generate (maximum 30 per session).

5. In the User menu, do one of the following:

   1. Link the API key to a CertCentral user: Select the user you want to link the key to. The key inherits the user's permissions.

   2. Link the API key to a service user:

      1. Link to an existing service user: Select the service user in the User menu.

      2. Create a service user (administrators only):

         1. Select Create new service user.

         2. Enter an email address for the service user.

         3. (Optional) Select divisions to restrict the service user's access.

6. (Optional) Set API key restrictions: Orders, Orders/Domains/Organizations, View Only, or User Management.

7. Select Add API Key.

8. In the New API Key window, copy the generated key or select Download CSV.

9. Save the API key(s) in a secure location. API keys are displayed only once. If lost, revoke and generate a new one.

10. Select I understand I will not see this again.

3 - Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) to wait for API responses. (default: 30)

4 - Thread Count

This adapter works in a multi-threaded manner. This field represents the number of parallel threads that is going to be constructed for sending API requests (default: 32, min: 1, max: 32).

5 - Sleep Time

Delay in seconds between thread batches (optional). Increase if encountering rate limit errors.

Attention

Please perform a connection test to ensure there is a valid connection to the DigiCert CertCentral host. When the discovery operation is finalized you will be able to see the details on Assets page.