How to configure the Certificate Renewal Policy
Originally Published: 2003-01-10
Last Modified: 2023-10-06
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1. Go to the "CA Operations" workbench in the KCA Administrative Web interface
2. On the left pane, select the CA that will be configured from the cascading list
3. On the right pane, under the "Jurisdiction Configuration:" heading, select the Jurisdiction to be configured and click on "Configure"
4. Under the "Sections" heading, select "Certificate Renewal Policy"
5. The available options to configure are:
a. General Renewal Policy:
- Cannot renew at all
- Can only renew unexpired certificate
- Can renew expired or unexpired certificate
b. Renewal period (0 minutes to six months prior to the expiry date)
c. New validity start date:
- The date that the certificate is renewed
- The expiry date of the original certificate
d. New validity period:
- Use certificates current validity period
- Set new validity period (from validity start date)
6. Finally, click on "Save" or "Save and Exit"
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