Renew or delete Trusted Signing Identity Validations
You can renew or delete your Trusted Signing Identity Validations with the right role.
Renew Identity Validation
You can check the expiration date of your Identity Validation on the Identity Validation page. You can renew your Trusted Signing Identity Validation 60 days before the expiration. A notification is to the primary and secondary email addresses with the reminder to renew your Identity Validation. Identity Validation can only be completed in the Azure portal – it can not be completed with Azure CLI.
Note
Failure to renew Identity Validation before the expiration date will stop certificate renewal, effectively halting the signing process associated with those specific certificate profiles. EKU does not change when you renew Identity Validation.
- Navigate to your Trusted Signing account in the Azure portal.
- Confirm you have the Trusted Signing Identity Verifier role.
- To learn more about Role Based Access management (RBAC) access management, see Assigning roles in Trusted Signing.
- From either the Trusted Signing account overview page or from Objects, select Identity Validation.
- Select the Identity Validation request that needs to be renewed. Select Renew on the top.
- If you encounter validation errors while renewing through the renew button or if Identity Validation is Expired, you need to create a new Identity Validation.
- To learn more about creating new Identity Validation, see Quickstart.
- After the Identity Validation status changes to Completed.
- To ensure you can continue with your existing metadata.json.
- Navigate back to the trusted signing account overview page or from Objects, select Certificate Profile.
- On the Certificate Profiles, delete the existing cert profile associated to the Identity Validation expiring soon:
- Create new cert profile with the same name.
- Select the Identity Validation from the pull-down. Once the certificate profile is created successfully, signing resumes requiring no configuration changes on your end.
Delete Identity Validation
You can delete an Identity Validation that is not in "In Progress" state from the Identity Validation page.
Note
Deleting an Identity Validation before stops the renewal of linked certificate profiles across all the accounts within a subscription where Identtiy Validation was done. This impacts signing. Deleted identity validation requests cannot be recovered.
- Navigate to your Trusted Signing account in the Azure portal.
- Confirm you have the Trusted Signing Identity Verifier role.
- To learn more about Role Based Access management (RBAC) access management, see Assigning roles in Trusted Signing.
- From either the Trusted Signing account overview page or from Objects, select Identity Validation.
- Select the Identity Validation request that needs to be deleted. Select Delete on the top.
A blade opens on the right hand side and lists the number of associated accounts and shows the certificate profiles linked to this Identity Validation.
- Ensure you have read permissions at the subscription level or on all trusted signing accounts to verify the usage of the current identity validation request across all certificate profiles.
Select Delete, if you wish to continue with the deletion of the certificate profile. A deleted Identity Validation request cannot be recovered.