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Documentation Certificate Management (KCM) Quick Start Step 2: Ownership verification

Step 2: Ownership verification

Last updated：2021-03-15 15:36:19

After completing the certificate request, you must perform ownership verification based on CA's requirements to prove that you own the domains to be bound with the applied certificate. After you submit the ownership verification information, your certificate state changes to Reviewing(Buy Now).

KCM provides the following verification methods:

Prerequisites

  1. If you apply for an OV or EV certificate, the CA will call you to confirm organization information, and the ownership verification information will be sent to you by after-sales technician.
  2. If you apply for a DV certificate, you must complete ownership verification by following the prompt messages in the console.
  3. The certificate is in the Reviewing(Buy Now) state.

Procedure

  1. Log in to the KCM console.
  2. In the certificate list, find the target certificate and click Click to Finish Ownership Verification in the corresponding Operation column.
  3. In the dialog box that appears, obtain the DNS record to be added or the file verification process.

DNS verification

DNS verification verifies domain ownership by resolving the specified DNS record on a domain name management platform. This example uses Kingsoft Cloud DNS to demonstrate how to perform DNS verification. If you do not use Kingsoft Cloud DNS, contact your domain name service provider for more information.

If you have purchased a multi-domain certificate and selected DNS verification, you must verify each domain name.

Obtain the host record and record value

  1. Log in to the KCM console.
  2. In the certificate list, find the target certificate and click Click to Finish Ownership Verification in the corresponding Operation column.
  3. From the dialog box that appears, record the record type, host record, and record value.

Add a DNS record in Kingsoft Cloud DNS

  1. Log in to the KCM console.
  2. In the domain name list, select the domain name for which you want to add a DNS record.
  3. In Record Management in the lower part, click Add Record.
  4. In the dialog box that appears, select the record type and specify the record name and record value based on the ownership verification information.

    The host record name is the domain name prefix. For example, the host record of a.ksyun.com is a.

  5. Click OK.

File verification

File verification verifies domain ownership by creating a specified file on the server. File verification is usually performed by the server management engineer. If you have selected file verification during completing the certificate request, click Click to Finish Ownership Verification. In the window that appears, read and follow the instructions to complete ownership verification.

If you have purchased a multi-domain certificate and selected file verification, you must verify each domain name.

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