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Discover public (external) certificates

Public (or external) certificates are certificates used outside of your private network. To discover and protect external certificates, use the default Internet Discovery service. You can add domains, external FQDNs, and external IP addresses or CIDR ranges as targets for your Internet discovery service.

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By default, the Internet Discovery service schedule is enabled so that the discovery of external certificates is performed automatically. However, you can modify or even disable its schedule.

To discover public certificates

  1. Sign in to TLS Protect Cloud.

  2. Click Configurations > Discovery Services.

  3. Click the default Internet Discovery service, and then click the Targets tab.

  4. In the Targets field, do one of the following:

    • Type one or more FQDNs and/or IP addresses, or ranges of IP addresses that reside outside of your private network, separated by commas, and then press Enter.

      Example FQDN: mail.example.com

      Example IP Address and address range (CIDR block): 192.168.1.0/32

      When you're finished, click Add.

    • Click Import and select a .csv file containing a list of FQDNs or IP addresses.

  5. Click Add.

What's next?

After you perform a discovery, it's a good idea to then assign certificates to applications.