Certificate Management

Overview

The Certificate Management feature on the vCDN service allows customers to upload SSL Certificates and SSL Keys , including the CA (Certificate Authority) key chain . This helps establish a secure HTTPS connection for CDN resources and ensures that all data transmitted over the network is encrypted and protected.

Detail

Private Key : private key file corresponding to SSL certificate. This is the certificate's security key, only your server has the right to use it.
SSL Certificate : your SSL certificate file. This is a certificate issued by a Certificate Authority (CA), confirming that the connection between the user and the server is secure.
CA Root Chain : If your certificate requires a CA Chain (which includes intermediate certificates between the SSL certificate and the root CA), you need to upload these intermediate certificates as a chain.

Steps to follow

Step 1: Access vCDN Portal at https://vcdn.vngcloud.vn

Step 2: Select Certificate , then select Upload.

Step 3: Click the Upload Private Key button to upload the Certificate's private key, or you can also paste the private key into the box below.

Step 4: Click the Upload Certificate button to upload the Certificate's CRT/PEM file or you can also paste the CRT/PEM information into the box below.

Step 5: Click the Upload CA Root Chain button to upload the certificate information of the certificate provider. You can leave it blank if there is no information. Some older browser versions may report an invalid Certificate error if the CA Root Chain information is missing.

Step 6: After entering/uploading all the information, select Save and Deploy to save and activate the certificate, ready for CDNs to use.

If the certificate is not ready to use immediately, select Save as Draft to save it.

Attention:

vCDN provided by VNG Cloud is a content delivery service via HTTP protocol with TLS/SSL (HTTPS) support. Therefore, TLS Certificates - uploaded by customers for the purpose of encrypting the HTTP channel between users and the CDN server system - are simultaneously stored and managed by customers and VNG Cloud until customers perform a deletion command via the Web Portal/API interface.
VNG Cloud commits not to share these TLS Certificates with any third party.

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Overview

Detail

Private Key : private key file corresponding to SSL certificate. This is the certificate's security key, only your server has the right to use it.

SSL Certificate : your SSL certificate file. This is a certificate issued by a Certificate Authority (CA), confirming that the connection between the user and the server is secure.

CA Root Chain : If your certificate requires a CA Chain (which includes intermediate certificates between the SSL certificate and the root CA), you need to upload these intermediate certificates as a chain.

Steps to follow

Step 2: Select Certificate , then select Upload.

Step 3: Click the Upload Private Key button to upload the Certificate's private key, or you can also paste the private key into the box below.

Step 4: Click the Upload Certificate button to upload the Certificate's CRT/PEM file or you can also paste the CRT/PEM information into the box below.

Step 6: After entering/uploading all the information, select Save and Deploy to save and activate the certificate, ready for CDNs to use.

If the certificate is not ready to use immediately, select Save as Draft to save it.

Attention:

vCDN provided by VNG Cloud is a content delivery service via HTTP protocol with TLS/SSL (HTTPS) support. Therefore, TLS Certificates - uploaded by customers for the purpose of encrypting the HTTP channel between users and the CDN server system - are simultaneously stored and managed by customers and VNG Cloud until customers perform a deletion command via the Web Portal/API interface.
VNG Cloud commits not to share these TLS Certificates with any third party.