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Advanced Certificate Search
To search by particular criteria, use one or more of the sections of the Search for
3.
Certificates form.
The form is quite long; scroll down to see the different sections. To use a
section, select the appropriate checkbox, then fill in any necessary information.
Serial Number Range. Use this section to find a certificate with a specific serial
number or to list all certificates within a range of serial numbers.
Status. Use this section to select certificates by their status. A certificate can
have one of the following status codes:
Subject Name. Use this section to list certificates with a particular owner. For
more information on filling in this section, see Step 4.
Revocation Information. Use this section to list certificates that have been
revoked during a particular period or by a particular agent. For example, you
can list all certificates revoked between July 1996 and January 1997, or all
certificates revoked by the agent with the user name
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To find a certificate with a specific serial number, enter the serial number
in both the upper limit and lower limit fields, in either decimal or
hexadecimal form. Use
number; for example,
form in the Search Results and Details pages.)
To find all certificates within a range of serial numbers, enter the upper
and lower limits of the serial number range (in decimal or hexadecimal
form).
If you leave either the lower limit or upper limit field blank, all certificates
before or after the one you specify are displayed.
VALID - The certificate has been issued, its validity period has begun but
not ended, and it has not been revoked.
INVALID - The certificate has been issued, but its validity period has not
yet begun.
REVOKED - The certificate has been revoked.
EXPIRED - The current time is later than the end of the certificate's validity
period.
REVOKED & EXPIRED - The certificate meets the criteria for both status
codes.
to indicate the beginning of a hexadecimal
0x
. (Serial numbers are displayed in hexadecimal
0x2A
.
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