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Every configured certificate counts - internal or public. The cap is the stock on the host.

Every configured deploy target counts. One certificate can serve several services - each deployment target counts as one.

So TLSPilot can be managed from wherever you need it, there is also a WebUI reachable in the browser — with authentication via an identity provider (AD or Entra ID). It does not only look like the Management Tool: it behaves the same way:

Role-based access control lets you define precisely and granularly which person or group (including nested groups) gets which access rights. On each certificate or credential, inheritance can also be broken and replaced with explicit permissions:

Public or internal certificate? No problem with TLSPilot: You choose whether the certificate is issued via ACME from an official provider, the internal Enterprise CA or the TLSPilot CA. ACME family (public CAs, e.g. Let's Encrypt and ZeroSSL) in every edition. Private CA and Enterprise CA from Professional.

Tenants let you group certificates and credentials. That keeps things tidy when you split by team or customer — and lets you limit issuers to certain tenants or apply permissions/roles only to specific tenants:

The certificate is there, but it still has to be bound to the surrounding systems? No problem with TLSPilot: Without agents the certificate is distributed to the target system and bound to the service right away.

Want even more automation? No problem: besides the Management Tool and WebUI, TLSPilot also offers a full API and a PowerShell module so you can call every function directly:

Anything that follows the ACMEv2 standard can be entered in TLSPilot as a public cert source. From free public cert providers such as Let's Encrypt, ZeroSSL, etc., through to commercial CAs that support ACMEv2. Integration in TLSPilot is modular via JSON definition files that you can also write yourself. Many providers are already included — and only need configuration.

Domain validation uses DNS-01, HTTP-01, or TLS-ALPN-01. Many DNS providers are already included — plus manual DNS configuration and any that work per RFC2136. HTTP-01 can even be terminated on the management host itself with its own listener:

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If an Enterprise CA (AD Certificate Services) is already available in the domain, TLSPilot detects it automatically. All templates the management service can access that allow server authentication certificates can then be used directly in TLSPilot — issued and deployed to your targets:

TLSPilot Private CA is ideal for certificates that do not need redundancy for CRL checking — for example Entra app registration authentication. TLSPilot Private CA offers various key algorithms (including ECC) and also allows CRL checking via OCSP: