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Microsoft Azure Private Key Vault

  1. In the Certificate Manager - SaaS toolbar, click Machines.
  2. On the right, More Options menu button for the machine that you want to provision a certificate to and select Provision.

  3. From the Search a certificate by name, expiration, or fingerprint field, begin typing the certificate name you want to provision. Click the certificate when you see it listed.

    Verify that you've selected the correct certificate by reviewing the Subject DN, Validity, and Fingerprint.

  4. In the Certificate Name field, enter the name for this certificate as you want it to appear on your Microsoft Azure Key Vault.

    What if the name is already in use on the Microsoft Azure Key Vault?

    When provisioning a certificate to the Microsoft Azure Key Vault, Certificate Manager - SaaS checks to see if the name you enter in this field is already in use.

    • If the name you enter isn't in use, Certificate Manager - SaaS will use it.

  5. If you don't want the certificate to be pushed when you save, toggle the Push certificate on save slider to No.

  6. Click Save.

    Want to schedule your provisions?

    Schedule your provisions daily, weekly, or monthly. Learn more

After saving, the certificate is pushed to the Microsoft Azure Key Vault tenant that you specified, the tenant's virtual service is updated to use that certificate, and an installation is created on the Installations tab.