This section describes how to view the certificates of the current storage device.
Context
- On the certificate management page, you can click
to refresh certificate information. - On the certificate management page, click
next to Scenario and enter a keyword to search for the required certificate information. - On the snapshot management page, you can click
or 
next to a parameter to change the display order of snapshots.
Procedure
- Choose Settings > Certificate > Certificate Management.
- View imported certificate information. Table 1 describes related parameters.
Table 1 Certificate parameters Parameter
Description
Scenario
Scenario where a certificate is used.
Expiration Warning Days
Number of days before certificate expiration. When the period starts, the system sends warning to users about the expiration. The value ranges from 7 to 180, in unit of days.
Certificate
Validity and expiration date of a certificate. Possible values are Valid, Non-existent, and Invalid.
CA Certificate
Validity and expiration date of a CA certificate. Possible values are Valid, Non-existent, and Invalid.
- Click the desired certificate scenario. You can view the certificate details on the displayed Certificate Details page.
Table 2 describes related parameters.
Table 2 Certificate parameters Parameter
Description
Auto Certificate Issuing
Whether to enable the automatic certificate issuing function.
Certificate Validity Period
Valid period of a certificate.
Common Name
Common name of a certificate.
Subject Alternative Name
Alternative name of a certificate.
Used By
User of a certificate.
Issued By
Issuer of a certificate.
Certificate Status
Validity and expiration date of a certificate.
Start Time
Start time of the certificate validity period.
SN
Serial number of a certificate.
Key Algorithm
Key algorithm of a certificate.
Signature Algorithm
Signature algorithm of a certificate.
Key Length
Key length of a certificate.
Fingerprint
Hashed value of the certificate content. This value is unique for every certificate. The certificate fingerprint is required to obtain the certificate, ensuring that content in the certificate has not been modified illegally. If the certificate fingerprint is different from that configured in the PKI domain, the device will refuse the certificate.
The details page varies depending on the scenario. The actual page prevails.