How to View SSL Certificates in Utho Cloud

Overview

Viewing SSL certificates in Utho Cloud allows you to access important details about the certificates that have been created in your account. It provides a comprehensive overview of each SSL certificate, including its name, issuer, creation date, expiration date, and gives you the ability to delete certificates if necessary.

1. Login to Utho Cloud Platform

• Visit the Utho Cloud Platform’s Login page.
• Enter your credentials and click Login .
• If you’re not registered yet, sign up here .

2. Navigate to SSL Certificates Listing Page

• After logging in, go to the SSL Certificates Listing Page or click here.
• On this page, you will find a list of all the SSL certificates created in your account.

3. View the SSL Certificate Information

• In the SSL Certificates Listing page, you will see the following details for each SSL certificate:

1. Name

• This column displays the name of the SSL certificate. It is used to identify the certificate within your account.

2. Issuer

• The Issuer column shows the issuer information, which is usually in the format: C=US, ST=State, L=City, O=Organization, CN=CommonName. It represents the entity that issued the SSL certificate.

3. Expire At

• The Expire At column shows the date and time when the SSL certificate will expire. This helps you keep track of when you need to renew or replace the certificate.

4. Created At

• The Created At column displays the date and time when the SSL certificate was created. This helps you track the certificate’s age.

5. Action

• The Action column contains a Delete button next to each SSL certificate.
  • Clicking the Delete button will open a confirmation popup where you can confirm the deletion of the SSL certificate.

Conclusion

The SSL Certificate Listing Page in Utho Cloud provides a clear and organized way to view all SSL certificates associated with your account. By accessing this page, you can easily check certificate details, and manage SSL certificates by deleting them when necessary. This functionality helps you ensure the security of your cloud resources by effectively managing SSL certificates.