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Authorized users can delete certificates from Certificate Inventory for both User Cert and Host Cert views.

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      Authorized users can delete certificates from Certificate Inventory for both User Cert and Host Cert views.
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Delete Certificate from Certificate Inventory

Authorized users can delete certificates from Certificate Inventory for both User Cert and Host Cert views.

Certificate deletion is now supported directly from Certificate Inventory. When deletion succeeds, certificate-to-key associations are removed from Key Inventory, and a delete record is created in Recently Deleted Certificate Inventory.

Deletion Behavior

Delete action is available for authorized users in Certificate Inventory.
The behavior applies to both User Cert and Host Cert certificate records.
After successful deletion, certificates are disassociated from linked keys in Key Inventories.
A delete record is written to Recently Deleted Cert Inventory for tracking and audit visibility.

To delete certificate

Go to Menu > SSH > Inventory > Certificate Inventory.
Select one or more certificates in User Cert or Host Cert view.
From Actions, select Delete.
Review the confirmation details and proceed.
Verify disassociation in Key Inventory and confirm the delete record in Recently Deleted Cert Inventory.

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