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Unify DevOps and Security teams by managing certificates with a Kubernetes-native certificate lifecycle management solution.
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Automate Certificate Lifecycle Management
Secure Apps Inventory
Restrict Additional Connector for Secure Apps Enrolled Certificates
Use this procedure to verify that enrolled certificates in KUBE Secure Apps do not allow unsupported additional connector association.

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Unify DevOps and Security teams by managing certificates with a Kubernetes-native certificate lifecycle management solution.
- KUBE User Guide
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    - Steps for Automating Certificate Lifecycle Management
    - Secure Apps Inventory
      - Enrolling a Certificate
      - Downloading a Certificate
      - Deleting the Certificate YAML
      - Restrict Additional Connector for Secure Apps Enrolled Certificates
        Use this procedure to verify that enrolled certificates in KUBE Secure Apps do not allow unsupported additional connector association.
      - Push and Revoke CERT
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- KUBE API Guide
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Restrict Additional Connector for Secure Apps Enrolled Certificates

Use this procedure to verify that enrolled certificates in KUBE Secure Apps do not allow unsupported additional connector association.

A certificate is already enrolled through KUBE Secure Apps.
You have access to Cluster Security inventory and certificate actions.

Go to Menu > KUBE > Cluster Security > Secure Apps.
The Secure Apps inventory page is displayed.
Select the required enrolled certificate from the Secure Apps inventory.
The certificate is selected and available actions are displayed.
Open the connector or certificate action menu for the selected enrolled certificate.
Only the supported connector actions for the enrolled certificate are available.
Verify that an additional connector cannot be added for the selected KUBE Secure App enrolled certificate.
The UI prevents unsupported additional connector association for the enrolled certificate.

KUBE Secure Apps enrolled certificates remain restricted to supported connector association behavior, preventing additional connector attachment where it is not allowed.

Note: If connector actions appear inconsistent, review the certificate enrollment type and current Secure Apps configuration before retrying.

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