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title: "How to configure a certificate pool"
slug: "certificate-manager-settings-how-to-pool-certificates"
updated: 2026-11-03T14:48:17Z
published: 2026-11-03T14:48:17Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/certificate-manager-settings-how-to-pool-certificates"
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# How to configure a certificate pool

This document provides information on how to set up pool of certificates. Certificate pools are sets of digital certificates stored in a centralized location. Creating a pool it's helpful for organizations that manage many certificates.

## Configure a certificate pool

To configure a certificate pool, see the following steps:

1. On Segura™, in the navigation bar, hover over the **Products menu** and select **Certificate Manager**.
2. In the side menu, select **Management > Notifications > Pool of certificates**.
3. In the top right corner, click **Add**.
4. In the **Main** tab, enter the main information about the certificate pool:
  1. In the **Identification name *** field, enter a name for the certificate pool.
  2. In the **Enabled *** field, select to enabled the certificate pool.
5. In the **Certificates** tab, click **+ Add** to select the certificates that will be in the pool.
  1. Select the desired servers, and click **Add**.
6. Click **Continue**.
7. (Optional): In the **Notifications** tab, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts related to the certificate pool.
  1. In the **Certificate expiration alert: Today** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that expires today.
  2. In the **Certificate expiration alert: 1 day** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that expires in 1 day.
  3. In the **Certificate expiration alert: 7 days** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that expires in 7 days.
  4. In the **Certificate expiration warning: 15 days** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that expires in 15 days.
  5. In the **Certificate expiration alert: 30 days** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that expires in 30 days.
  6. In the **Certificate expiration warning: 60 days** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that expires in 60 days.
  7. In the **Certificate expiration warning: 90 days** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that expires in 90 days.
  8. In the **Certificate renewal** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that got renewed.
  9. In the **Certificate revocation** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates that got revoked.
  10. In the **Certificate password view** field, enter the emails of the users who should receive alerts about the certificates got their password viewed.
8. Click **Continue**.
9. In the **Review** tab, review all information enter previously, and click **Save**.

The newly created certificate pool will appear on the [Pool of certificates](/v4-2/docs/clm-pool-certificates) report screen.

## Edit a certificate pool

To edit a certificate pool, see the following steps:

1. On Segura™, in the navigation bar, hover over the **Products menu** and select **Certificate Manager**.
2. In the side menu, select **Management > Notifications > Pool of certificates**.
3. In the desired certificate pool, click **Actions > Edit**.
4. Edit the desired fields.
5. In the **Review** tab, review all information enter previously, and click **Save**.

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In the upper right corner, the eye icon provides information about the date and time of creation and update of the profile.

## Deactivate a certificate pool

To deactivate a certificate pool, see the following steps:

1. On Segura™, in the navigation bar, hover over the **Products menu** and select **Certificate Manager**.
2. In the side menu, select **Management > Notifications > Pool of certificates**.
3. In the desired certificate pool, click **Actions > Edit**.
4. In the **Enabled *** field, select **No** to deactivate the certificate pool
5. In the **Review** tab, review all information enter previously, and click **Save** to confirm the deactivation.

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