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On the Search Results form, find the certificate you want to revoke.
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If the certificate you want to see is not shown, scroll to the bottom of the list,
specify an additional number n, and click Find. The system displays the next n
certificates that match your original search criteria.
Click the Revoke button next to the certificate that you want to revoke.
3.
Confirm the revocation in the resulting form (see "Confirming a Revocation"
4.
on page 63).
Revoking Multiple Certificates
To revoke all of the certificates found by a search:
On the Certificate Manager's Agent Services page, click Revoke Certificates,
1.
specify search criteria, and click Find to display a list of certificates.
For details of how to specify criteria, see "Basic Certificate Listing" on page 53
and "Advanced Certificate Search" on page 55.
On the Search Results page, scroll to the bottom to reach the "Revoke ALL n
2.
Certificates" button. The number shown in the button is the total number of
certificates returned by the search. Note that this is usually a larger number
than the number of certificates displayed on the current page.
Verify that all of the certificates returned by the search should be revoked (not
3.
just those displayed on the current page).
Click "Revoke ALL n Certificates" at the bottom of the form.
4.
Confirm the revocation in the resulting form (see "Confirming a Revocation"
5.
on page 63).
CAUTION
Whether you are revoking a single certificate or a list of certificates,
be extremely careful that you have selected the correct one or that
the list contains only the certificates you want to revoke. Once you
confirm a revocation operation, there is no way to undo it.
Confirming a Revocation
When you have requested the revocation of one or more certificates, the Certificate
Revocation Confirmation form appears.
Chapter 4
Finding and Revoking Certificates
Revoking Certificates
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