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This article describes how to publish revoke a Certificate Authority (CA) in Smart ID Certificate Manager (CM). It may be a requirement that end-user certificates are not published in any directory until the issuing authority receives signed confirmation, from the end-user, that the certificate is in the user's possession. This
This task is done in Administrator's workbench (AWB).
A CA with an external issuer can be set as revoked with the Externally Revoked Authority command from the Tools menu. This will only change the state of the CA in the database, the actual CRL is issued by the external issuer. However, a CA must be set as revoked to be able to remove its key.
Prerequisites
The CA certificate must have been issued.
Step-by-step instruction
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following prerequisites apply:
Two administration officers must sign the request.
Both officers must have the following roles:
Use AWB
CA and Key tasks
A connection to the CM host must have been established. See Connect to a Certificate Manager host.
Revoke CA
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Revocation reasonsThe available revocation reasons depends on the type of CA/SA and the current state of the CA/SA. The following table shows the available reasons and how a reason can be changed.
The On Hold reason can only be set on a CA with external key. Not all reason codes are available for Signing Authorities, for example CaCompromise and AACompromise. |