Understanding CA connectors

Sectigo CA connectors integrate with SCM to manage certificates issued by AWS Private CA, DigiCert, Entrust, Google Cloud Certificate Authority Service (GCP CA Service), and Microsoft CA.

CA connectors can be managed on the Integrations CA Connectors page.

The following table describes the settings and controls of the CA Connectors page.

Column	Description
ID	The unique identifier for the connector.
Name	The name of the connector.
Status	The current connection status of the connector. The valid values are: Connected — The connector is communicating with SCM. Disconnected — The connector is not communicating with SCM. Pending — The connector is awaiting its initial connection following installation.
Comments	Comments providing additional details about the connector.
Table controls
Search	Enables you to search CA connectors by name.
Filter	Enables you to sort the table information using custom filters.
Refresh	Refreshes the information presented in the table.
Manage Columns	Enables you to select which table columns to display.
Admin controls
Add	Opens the Add CA Connector dialog where you can add new CA connector.
Delete	Removes the CA connector.
Edit	Opens the Edit CA Connector dialog where you can manage connector properties, connected servers, and downloads.
Restore	Downloads the connector setup file for an existing connector. This is useful if you have already configured, downloaded, and installed the connector on a server but need to re-install it for some reason. The new connector setup file is configured with the same parameters specified for the initial connector.
View Audit	Opens the CA Connector Audit dialog where you can view or download audit logs.

Column

Description

The unique identifier for the connector.

Name

The name of the connector.

Status

The current connection status of the connector.

The valid values are:

Connected — The connector is communicating with SCM.
Disconnected — The connector is not communicating with SCM.
Pending — The connector is awaiting its initial connection following installation.

Comments

Comments providing additional details about the connector.

Table controls

Enables you to search CA connectors by name.

Filter

Enables you to sort the table information using custom filters.

Refresh

Refreshes the information presented in the table.

Manage Columns

Enables you to select which table columns to display.

Admin controls

Add

Opens the Add CA Connector dialog where you can add new CA connector.

Delete

Removes the CA connector.

Edit

Opens the Edit CA Connector dialog where you can manage connector properties, connected servers, and downloads.

Restore

Downloads the connector setup file for an existing connector.

This is useful if you have already configured, downloaded, and installed the connector on a server but need to re-install it for some reason. The new connector setup file is configured with the same parameters specified for the initial connector.

View Audit

Opens the CA Connector Audit dialog where you can view or download audit logs.

Supported Certificate Types

The supported certificate types vary by CA. The following table shows which certificate types are supported by each CA.

CA Type	Private SSL	DV SSL	OV SSL	EV SSL	Client Cert	Device Cert	Code Signing Cert
AWS Private CA	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No
DigiCert	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No
Entrust	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No
GCP CA Service	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No
Microsoft CA	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes

CA Type

Private SSL

DV SSL

OV SSL

EV SSL

Client Cert

Device Cert

Code Signing Cert

AWS Private CA

Yes

DigiCert

Yes

Entrust

Yes

GCP CA Service

Yes

Microsoft CA

Yes