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SslDomainValidation

A domain awaiting/holding DCV within an SSL certificate

type SslDomainValidation {
createdAt: ISO8601DateTime!
csrMd5: String
csrSha256: String
dcvMethod: SslDcvMethod!
domainName: String!
errorMessage: String
id: ID!
isCommonName: Boolean!
recordName: String
uniqueValue: String
updatedAt: ISO8601DateTime!
validated: Boolean!
validatedAt: ISO8601DateTime
value: String
}

Fields

SslDomainValidation.createdAt ● ISO8601DateTime! non-null scalar

SslDomainValidation.csrMd5 ● String scalar

MD5 of the DER CSR — lets the client preview CNAME/HTTPS records before switching method

SslDomainValidation.csrSha256 ● String scalar

SHA-256 of the DER CSR — see csrMd5

SslDomainValidation.dcvMethod ● SslDcvMethod! non-null enum

SslDomainValidation.domainName ● String! non-null scalar

SslDomainValidation.errorMessage ● String scalar

SslDomainValidation.id ● ID! non-null scalar

SslDomainValidation.isCommonName ● Boolean! non-null scalar

SslDomainValidation.recordName ● String scalar

Host/URL to publish for DCV (CNAME/TXT record name, or HTTP(S) file URL)

SslDomainValidation.uniqueValue ● String scalar

Sectigo certificate value included in CNAME/HTTPS request tokens

SslDomainValidation.updatedAt ● ISO8601DateTime! non-null scalar

SslDomainValidation.validated ● Boolean! non-null scalar

SslDomainValidation.validatedAt ● ISO8601DateTime scalar

SslDomainValidation.value ● String scalar

Token to publish for DCV (CNAME target, TXT value, or file contents)

Member Of

SslCertificate object ● SslUpdateDomainValidationPayload object ● SslUpdateDomainValidationsPayload object

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