How to change the default life time when issuing a new certificate
Originally Published: 2006-12-27
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Issue
How to change the default expiration date of a newly issued certificate
Resolution
- Go to the RSA Certificate Manager administrative interface
- Click on CA Operations workbench
- Select your CA from the left-side drop down list
- Scroll down on the center of the page and click on "Configure" next to the jurisdiction
- From the "Sections" drop-down list, select "Certificate Expiry policy"
- Select and configure default expiration time according to your needs
- Don't forget to Save
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