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Create a GlobalSign MSSL certificate authority

Before you begin

You're going to need a few things to complete the CA configuration.

  • A GlobalSign account. If you don't have an account yet, go here to get started.
  • The GlobalSign Profile you want to use, if you have more than one Profile.

To create the CA

  1. Sign in to Certificate Manager - SaaS.
  2. Click Integrations > Certificate Authorities.
  3. Click New > GlobalSign MSSL.
  4. Enter a Name that this CA should be called in Certificate Manager - SaaS.
  5. From the GlobalSign MSSL Server drop-down, select either Production or Staging, depending on the purpose of this CA connector.
  6. Enter the Username and Password provided by GlobalSign.
  7. Click Test Connection.

  8. After a successful connection, GlobalSign returns available profiles. If just one profile is returned, it is shown, and you can click Create.

    If multiple profiles are returned, select the one you want to use, and then click Create.

Authorized Domains

This CA supports the Authorized Domains table, which shows the domains registered with your CA account and the current Domain Control Validation (DCV) status of each one. For details on where to find the table, what each column means, and how validation statuses are normalized across CAs, see Authorized Domains.

What's Next

This CA is now ready to be added to one or more certificate issuing templates. To do this, select this CA when creating certificate issuing templates.