Update an Existing SSL Certificate
Method: PUT URI: /ALF/SSL/Cert/{certId} This method updates an existing SSL Certificate name. Parameter Description Name “string”
Method: PUT URI: /ALF/SSL/Cert/{certId} This method updates an existing SSL Certificate name. Parameter Description Name “string”
In this video we show you how to upload, link and attach an SSL Certificate and Key to your networking configuration to support SSL Offload and/or Acceleration.
Total Uptime gives you the ability to load a SSL certificate and key pair for use in SSL offload or decrypting the SSL session in order to insert client IP headers. This article describes the process of retrieving your certificate and key files from a Linux web server, uploading them, and pairing them in our […]
Method: GET URI: /ALF/SSL/CertKeyPair/All?{options} This method will retrieve all of the SSL Cert/Key pairs. The {options} allow you to refine the results retrieved from the API. They must be formatted as a query string, e.g. if you use more […]
Method: DELETE URI: /ALF/SSL/Cert/{CertId} This method will delete the SSL Certificate with the ID specified.
Method: GET URI: /ALF/SSL/Cert/All?{options} This method will retrieve all of the SSL Certificates The {options} allow you to refine the results retrieved from the API. They must be formatted as a query string, e.g. if you use more than […]
Method: POST URI: /ALF/SSL/UploadCert?filename={certName}&format={format} This method uploads a SSL Certificate. It requires the following information: Field Required data filename The file name of the certificate. E.G. mycert.crt format The format of the file. “PEM” or “DER” Both fields are […]
Yes, we absolutely do, and always have. Before we supported SNI, we recommended that clients with multiple domains on a single IP address use a SAN (Subject Alternative Name) extension certificate. To use one of these, simply attach it as a standard SSL certificate (that is, do not check the SNI box when attaching it). […]
Yes, we sure do. This fairly recent extension of the TLS protocol allows you to indicate which hostname is being contacted by the browser at the beginning of the handshake process. This allows a server to connect multiple SSL Certificates to one IP address and load the correct site or application for the user. Previously […]
Yes, absolutely. There are no issues using their SSL certificates on our platform for Load Balancing or the Web Application Firewall. In fact, we already have the Let’s Encrypt Authority Intermediate certificate loaded into our repository and ready for your use. You can upload certificates manually through our UI, or you can automate/script the entire […]