Jun 1, 2023
Atlas Domain Management enables users to view and manage all domains associated with their Atlas identities and is a critical piece of Certificate Lifecycle Management. Through the Atlas portal, you can request validation for new domains, delete existing domains, or renew domains before they expire.
Your domains will be added to containers called 'identity profiles'. Certificates issued to those domains will include any relevant identity information in the linked profile.
Before you can prove control of a domain, you first need to have a purchased service (or a trial service) on your Atlas account, as well as at least one validated identity. Your domains will be associated with your identity, and any Certificates issued for these domains will include any relevant information from the linked identity. For more information about our TLS service offerings, please reach out to our sales department.
When verifying a domain, you will receive an authorization token or an emailed verification link, depending on the verification method you choose. Tokens are valid for 30 days and can be reissued if you are unable to complete domain validation before the token expiration date.
Once you have submitted a domain claim, a domain verification code (DVC) will be generated for you to use to prove control of your domain. This code is good for 30 days and can be renewed when it expires.
You can delete a domain when it is pending verification or active.
A DVC is generated when you first submit a claim to prove control of a domain. The DVC is good for 30 days and can be reset if you do not complete domain verification before its expiration.
When you first request to validate a domain, it will have a "PENDING" status. This means the domain is queued for verification. You have 30 days to complete the verification before the domain verification code (DVC) expires.
You’ll know your domain has expired when the domain’s expiration date has passed, as shown in the Manage domains screen for the applicable identity profile. You are encouraged to renew your domains before they expire so as to have uninterrupted coverage of your domains.
As part of PKI agility, TLS domains are typically valid for 13 months. When a domain expires, you cannot issue Certificates for that domain and must revalidate the domain.
You’ll know your domain has expired when the domain’s expiration date has passed, as shown in the Manage domains screen for the applicable identity profile. You are encouraged to renew your domains before they expire so as to have uninterrupted coverage of your domains.
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