Updated on 2026-07-15 GMT+08:00

Purchasing a Test Certificate Capacity Expansion Package

If the free certificate quota is insufficient, you can purchase a capacity expansion package to increase the quota. For details about the differences between free test certificates and test certificates in a capacity expansion package, see Differences Between a Free Test Certificate and a Test Certificate in a Capacity Expansion Package.

The capacity expansion package provides DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificates. Such certificates are issued quickly and suitable for non-commercial scenarios, for example, personal blogs and the development and testing phase. Figure 1 shows the workflow of purchasing a test certificate capacity expansion package and applying for test certificates.

Figure 1 Purchasing a test certificate capacity expansion package and applying for certificates

Test Certificate Quota

Each Huawei Cloud account has a quota of 20 test SSL certificates. If this quota is used up, follow the procedure in Figure 2 to increase the quota. You can make your choice to meet your needs.

Figure 2 Quota description
  • If you still want to use more test certificates, you can purchase a DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificate package to increase the quota of DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificates.

    Follow the procedure below to increase the quota.

  • If you want to use a paid certificate, buy one on the purchase page.

Restrictions on Purchasing and Using a Single-domain Certificate Package

  • The DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificate package is billed at an additional cost. This means if you have applied for the quota of 20 free certificates under your account for free, you will be billed for this package.
  • You will receive the invoice with the amount equal to how much you pay when you purchase a DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificate package. No separate invoice will be issued for the free certificates you apply for using the DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificate package.
  • Once purchased, the DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificate package cannot be refunded, returned, or replaced.
  • Each DigiCert DV (basic) single-domain certificate package contains 20 test certificates. The subscription period of a single test certificate is one year. Within one year, CCM will issue multiple certificates for you, with the total validity period of the certificates being one year. The new certificate will be automatically generated within 30 days before the previous one expires. Complete the verification in a timely manner.
  • There is no usage period limit for the certificate package. If the quota of test certificates in the package is used up, you can purchase more as required.

Procedure

This section describes how to continue using a test certificate. For details about how to purchase a paid certificate, see Purchasing an SSL Certificate.

  1. Purchase a single-domain certificate package.

    1. Log in to the CCM console.
    2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose SSL Certificate Manager. In the upper right corner of the page, click Buy Certificate.
    3. On the certificate purchase page, specify parameters.
      1. Certificate Type: Select DV (Basic).
      2. Certificate Authority: Select DigiCert.
      3. Domain Type: Select Single-domain certificate package

        Set the purchase parameters in sequence. The single-domain certificate package parameter is displayed only when Certificate Type is set to DV (Basic) and Certificate Authority is set to DigiCert.

      After you specify Certificate Type, Certificate Authority, and Domain Type, Subscription Period and Quantity are automatically configured.

      Figure 3 Certificate package

    4. Click Next.
    5. Confirm the order information and agree to the CCM statement by selecting I have read and agree to the Cloud Certificate & Manager Statement. Click Pay.
    6. On the displayed page, select a payment method.

  2. Apply for a test certificate.

    For details, see How Do I Apply for a Test Certificate?