Test a certificate request, approval, and issuance
Perform the tasks in this section to test requesting, approving, and issuing certificates:
Perform the following steps to initiate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) through the Venafi TPP web UI:
Log in to the Venafi TPP web UI.
Select Inventory > Certificates in the main menu.
Select [ Create a New Certificate ].
In the Certificate Folder drop-down menu, select the certificate policy you created in the previous section, then specify the required values in the fields that populate. When finished, select [ Next ].
In the CSR Generation drop-down menu, select Generate a CSR for me, specify all desired values for the CSR, then select [ Next ] when finished.
Specify any additional information you wish to include in the request, such as Subject Alternate Names (DNS). Then, select [ Create Certificate ]. You should see a message stating the certificate request has been submitted.
The Subject Alternate Names (SANs) you specify must be in URI format.
To approve the certificate request on the , perform the following steps:
Log in to the web UI with the dual-control administrator identities.
Go to Administrative Services > PKI Management > PKI Signing Approvals. You should see the certificate signing request inside the approval group created for the Venafi Adaptable CA service.
Right-click the pending certificate request and select Approve. When you see a pop-up window that confirms the new status of the certificate request as Approved, select [ OK ].
In the PKI Signing Approvals menu, the certificate status should show as Signed.
If successful, this process issues the certificate.
To view the -issued certificate in Venafi TPP, perform the following steps:
Log in to the Venafi TPP web UI.
Select Policy Tree in the main menu.
Expand the policy you created in the previous section and select the relevant certificate request. The Certificate Status should show OK.
You must select Enrollment as the Management Type.
Multiple formats are valid for specifying the Validity Period (for example, 1 year, 1y, 2 years, 2y, 1month, 1mo, 3 weeks, 3w, 1week, 1 weeks, 10d, 10 days).