# Create CRL

A CRL is a Certificate Revocation List. When any certificate is issued, it has a validity period which is defined by the Certification Authority. Usually this is one or two years. Any time a certificate is presented as part of an authentication dialog, the current time will be checked against the validity period.

On the Dashboard page, click on Cert/CRL Management -> Manage CRL from the sub menu, All the Root, CA certificates CRLs will be displayed as shown below.

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If CRL status is inactive click on   to create CRL.

On clicking on  icon, displays popup window to Authenticate before creating CRL  as shown below

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On the above shown Figure , Enter CRL Validity.

Check on CRL Auto generation. (optional) If checked then only CRL Frequency will show.

Enter CRL Frequency.

Now sign and Authenticate with valid email ID of officer and token PIN.

Click on Create CRL button. Click on close button/icon to close the popup.

CRL will be created successfully as shown below.

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