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The new SSL API offers: | The new SSL API offers: | ||
| − | * SSL certificate orders where no contact data has to be provided - given the domain name, | + | * SSL certificate orders where no contact data has to be provided - given the domain name, we retrieve the required contact information per WHOIS call |
| − | * SSL certificate orders where no CSR has to be provided - | + | * SSL certificate orders where no CSR has to be provided - we can take care of this |
| − | * SSL certificate orders where the contact data can be provided via contact handles - | + | * SSL certificate orders where the contact data can be provided via contact handles - just like in domain commands |
* Advanced validation methods - instead of confirming emails, you can prove that you have control over a domain by a simple DNS or web content modification | * Advanced validation methods - instead of confirming emails, you can prove that you have control over a domain by a simple DNS or web content modification | ||
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| − | = Order certificate = | + | = Order certificate (API) = |
| − | + | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
[COMMAND] | [COMMAND] | ||
command = CreateSSLCert | command = CreateSSLCert | ||
| − | |||
sslcertclass = <CLASS> | sslcertclass = <CLASS> | ||
| + | |||
| + | ownercontact0 = <CONTACT> | ||
| + | admincontact0 = <CONTACT> | ||
| + | techcontact0 = <CONTACT> | ||
| + | billingcontact0 = <CONTACT> | ||
| + | csrcontact0 = <CONTACT> | ||
| + | |||
| + | domain0 = <DOMAIN> | ||
| + | domain1 = <DOMAIN> | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | |||
| + | validation0 = EMAIL | DNSZONE | URL | ||
| + | validation1 = EMAIL | DNSZONE | URL | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | |||
| + | validationemail0 = <EMAIL> | ||
| + | validationemail1 = <EMAIL> | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | |||
| + | csr0 = -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- | ||
| + | csr1 = ... | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | |||
| + | pem0 = -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- | ||
| + | pem1 = ... | ||
| + | ... | ||
| + | |||
EOF | EOF | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
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CODE=200 | CODE=200 | ||
DESCRIPTION=Command completed successfully | DESCRIPTION=Command completed successfully | ||
| − | PROPERTY[ | + | PROPERTY[SSLCERTID][0]=<SSLCERTID> |
</pre> | </pre> | ||
<headertabs/> | <headertabs/> | ||
Revision as of 10:16, 7 April 2016
New SSL API
What are the features of the new SSL API?
The new SSL API offers:
- SSL certificate orders where no contact data has to be provided - given the domain name, we retrieve the required contact information per WHOIS call
- SSL certificate orders where no CSR has to be provided - we can take care of this
- SSL certificate orders where the contact data can be provided via contact handles - just like in domain commands
- Advanced validation methods - instead of confirming emails, you can prove that you have control over a domain by a simple DNS or web content modification
How to use the new SSL API?
You can do that right away. Just make use of the new command parameters described below.
| SSL certificate |
|---|
| COMODO_ESSENTIALSSL |
| COMODO_INSTANTSSL |
| COMODO_INSTANTSSL_PRO |
| COMODO_PREMIUMSSL |
| COMODO_PREMIUMSSL_WILDCARD |
| COMODO_EVSSL |
| COMODO_UCC |
| GEOTRUST_QUICKSSLPREMIUM |
| GEOTRUST_RAPIDSSL |
| GEOTRUST_RAPIDSSL_WILDCARD |
| SYMANTEC_SECURESITE |
| SYMANTEC_SECURESITEPRO |
| SYMANTEC_SECURESITEEV |
| SYMANTEC_SECURESITEPROEV |
| THAWTE_SSL123 |
| THAWTE_SSLWEBSERVER |
| THAWTE_SSLWEBSERVEREV |
| THAWTE_SSLWEBSERVER_WILDCARD |
[COMMAND] command = CreateSSLCert sslcertclass = <CLASS> ownercontact0 = <CONTACT> admincontact0 = <CONTACT> techcontact0 = <CONTACT> billingcontact0 = <CONTACT> csrcontact0 = <CONTACT> domain0 = <DOMAIN> domain1 = <DOMAIN> ... validation0 = EMAIL | DNSZONE | URL validation1 = EMAIL | DNSZONE | URL ... validationemail0 = <EMAIL> validationemail1 = <EMAIL> ... csr0 = -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST----- csr1 = ... ... pem0 = -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----- pem1 = ... ... EOF
[RESPONSE] CODE=200 DESCRIPTION=Command completed successfully PROPERTY[SSLCERTID][0]=<SSLCERTID>
