Resubmit Certificate Request

Resubmit a certificate request that timed out and therefore was never issued.

Key information:

• Use the Update Certificate Request endpoint to update a TLS certificate that has already been generated by the CA.
• The typical use case for this operation is to resubmit a certificate request that was rejected for which domain control was not validated in a timely manner.
• You may also use this operation to resubmit inactive legacy certificates in order to avoid canceling it and then resubmitting a new certificate request. Canceling an inactive certificate that has not been created or updated through the Certificate Provisioning System (e.g., legacy certificates that were migrated to the Certificate Provisioning System) will cause its deletion.
• If your certificate was rejected for any other reason, then we recommend that you cancel that certificate request and submit a new one with the necessary correction(s).

Request

Resubmit a certificate request through the following endpoint:

HTTP Method	Request URI
PUT	https://api.vdms.io/sec/cps/v2.0/certificates/Certificate Request ID/retrigger

Define the following variable when submitting the above request:

VariableA variable represents a value that must be replaced. A variable consists of either a URL segment (e.g., "0001" in /0001/) or a query string value (e.g., "3" in mediaTypes=3).	Description
Certificate Request ID Required	Replace this variable with the system-defined ID for the desired certificate request. Use the Get All Certificate Requests endpoint to retrieve a list of certificate requests and their system-defined ID.

Request Headers

This endpointIdentifies a request's connection point to our REST API service. only takes advantage of common request headers.

Unlike requests to api.edgecast.com, requests to our API gateway (api.vdms.io) require an access token (OAuth).

Request Body

Request body parameters are not required by this endpoint.

Response

The response to the above request includes an HTTP status code, response headers, and a response body.

Status Code

A status code indicates whether the request was successfully performed.

Response Headers

The response for this endpoint only includes standard HTTP response headers.

View common response headers.

Response Body

The response body for a successful request (204 No Content) does not contain response elements.

Errors

The response body for an unsuccessful request may contain an error element that provides additional information.

View common error messages.

Sample Request and Response (JSON)

A sample JSON request is shown below.

A sample JSON response is shown below.