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titleInCommon Certificate Service Wiki
This is the wiki space for the InCommon Certificate Service. General information and details on subscribing to the service are at www.incommon.org/cert/
 
SSO and MFA Available

The use of single sign-on and multifactor authentication for accessing the Sectigo Certificate Manager is available to any subscriber that also operates an Identity Provider in the InCommon Federation. See this wiki page for details.


The InCommon Certificate Service

The InCommon Certificate Service, created by and for the higher education community, provides unlimited server and client certificates at one low fee.

  • Unlimited certificates
  • Pricing based on Carnegie classification (see the full fee schedule on our web site)
  • Internet2 members receive a 25 percent discount

Types of Certificates Available

Resources

Frequently Asked Questions about the




Resource Links

A User Guide (note, link leads to Comodo support site) for the InCommon
CM) and other relevant documentation
  • Documentation for the SSL Certificate API and the Client Certificate API, as well as a community-based API resource
  • Technical details on all the certificate types offered by the InCommon Certificate Service
  • CM implementation details regarding code-signing certificates for RAOs and DRAOs
  • CM implementation details regarding client certificates for RAOs and DRAOs
  • General use case descriptions for client certificates including the special University of Texas Use Case
  • The Client Certificate Deployment Roadmap from the PKI Subcommittee

    • Community

    The cert-users email list provides a forum for questions/answers/comments about the InCommon Certificate Service. To join, send an email to sympa@incommon.org with the following in the subject of the message: sub cert-users FirstName LastName. You can use the list archives (you must be a list member) to search for previously asked questions.