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Certificate Management Service:Configure notifications for domain names

Last Updated:Dec 09, 2024

You can use the notification feature to configure notification policies for domain names. You can configure notification policies for exceptions such as expired SSL certificates and incomplete certificate chains. You can use multiple notification methods, such as email and DingTalk. This allows you to obtain information about exceptions on domain names at the earliest opportunity, prevents your website from becoming inaccessible or your certificates from expiring due to domain name issues, and ensures that your online business runs as expected.

Supported notification items and notification methods

Category

Description

Notification items

  • Failure on Enabling Domain Name Monitoring

  • SSL Certificate Expiration

  • SSL Certificate Due for Expiration

  • Incomplete Certificate Chain

  • Domain Name/Certificate Mismatch

  • Exception Recovery Notification

Notification methods

Email Address, Internal Message, and DingTalk/WeCom/Lark

Procedure

  1. Log on to the Certificate Management Service console.

  2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Certificate and Domain Application Services > Notification.

  3. On the Monitor Domain Names tab, find the domain name for which you want to configure a notification policy and click Edit in the Actions column.

  4. In the Edit Notification panel, turn on the image switch to enable the notification feature for the domain name, and configure the parameters such as Alert Contact, Notification Method, and Notification Time. Then, click OK.

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