Learn to Navigate Your DigiCert Account
DigiCert Account Tutorial
Whether your are a brand new DigiCert customer, a long time veteran, or thinking of becoming a customer (and we highly recommend that you do), there might be a few things in here that you didn't know you could do with your DigiCert account.
Basic Account Overview
If you have never been inside your account before, and are wondering what it might be like or trying to make some sense of it all, try our Introduction to your account - the basics.
This page will serve as a good general guide for simple certificate management functions.
Simple Account Management Functions
- Reissue your SSL certificate
- Renew your SSL certificate
- Install your DigiCert Trust Seal on your website
- Add names to your UC certificate
Advanced Account Management/Special Features
We strive to provide the best value possible for your money, that is why we add features to our certificates like the "SSL Plus" feature, that will include a Subject Alternate Name in any of our certs (except the Unified Communications) at no cost to you.
Some of these special features, like the Plus feature, happen automatically when a certificate is issued. Other features are a little more complicated, and so we've created these tutorials to explain them.
First, in addition to our unlimited server licenses, for some certificates (UC's and Wildcards) we have added a function inside your account to facilitate the process of getting multiple duplicate certificates all with unique private keys.
Second, in order to expand Wildcard SSL certificate functionality, we have created a tutorial on adding SAN names to your Wildcard to allow your certificate to function on multiple levels of subdomains of the domain it was issued to.
Finally, if you find yourself in need of additional management features that are not offered inside our regular customer account interface, you may consider looking into our managed PKI SSL certificate accounts.
Managed PKI accounts expand account administrative functionality to enable organizations with a large number of certificates (or certificate administrators) to more easily handle SSL certificate management and administration.
SSL Certificate Account Tutorial
Learn how to manage SSL certificates inside your DigiCert account.
