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Interestingly, it appears to be 100% backwards compatible to the !AutoApplySSL endpoint. Said by the linked doc:
AutoApplyOrder is fully backward-compatible with AutoApplySSL, accepting all the same parameters and able to request all the same certificates.
Changing to AutoApplyOrder is a simple case of changing the API endpoint URL – all the parameters, values and authentication remain the same, and you’ll now have
the ability to request a range of new Sectigo products with simple, minor changes to the API call.
Maybe it doesn't even matter...I'm not sure. As long as they keep !AutoApplySSL in place I guess it's all good (unless a need arises to do something that !AutoApplySSL can't do).
Do you have any thoughts?
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Sectigo, who bought Comodo, told us that we should start using the
!AutoApplyOrder
end point in place of the!AutoApplySSL
endpoint.Info on the
!AutoApplyOrder
endpoint can be found at https://sectigo.com/partner/pci/resources/Sectigo-AutoApplyOrder-v2.2.1.pdf .Interestingly, it appears to be 100% backwards compatible to the
!AutoApplySSL
endpoint. Said by the linked doc:Maybe it doesn't even matter...I'm not sure. As long as they keep
!AutoApplySSL
in place I guess it's all good (unless a need arises to do something that!AutoApplySSL
can't do).Do you have any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: