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AWS Certificate Manager
User Guide
 * What Is AWS Certificate Manager?
    * ACM certificate characteristics
    * Supported Regions
    * Integrated services
    * Site seals and trust logos
    * Quotas
    * Pricing

 * Security
    * Data protection
    * Identity and access management
       * Overview of managing access
       * Managed policies
       * Customer managed policies
       * Inline policies
       * Service-linked role
       * ACM API permissions reference
   
    * Resilience
    * Infrastructure security
    * Best practices

 * Setting up
    * Set up AWS and IAM
    * Register a domain name
    * (Optional) Configure email
    * (Optional) Configure CAA

 * Issue and manage certificates
    * Requesting a public certificate
    * Requesting a private PKI certificate
    * Validate domain ownership
       * DNS validation
       * Email validation
   
    * List certificates
    * Describe certificates
    * Delete certificates
    * Installing ACM certificates

 * Managed renewal
    * Publicly trusted certificates
       * DNS validation
       * Email validation
          * (Optional) Request email
          * Automating email validation
   
    * Private PKI certificates
    * Check renewal status

 * Import certificates
    * Prerequisites
    * Certificate format
    * Import certificate
    * Reimport certificate

 * Export certificate
 * Tag ACM certificates
    * Tag restrictions
    * Managing tags

 * Monitoring and Logging
    * CloudWatch metrics
    * Using CloudWatch Events
       * Supported events
       * Example actions
          * Responding with SNS
          * Responding with Lambda
   
    * Using CloudTrail
       * Supported API actions
       * API calls for integrated services

 * Using the API (Java examples)
    * AddTagsToCertificate
    * DeleteCertificate
    * DescribeCertificate
    * ExportCertificate
    * GetCertificate
    * ImportCertificate
    * ListCertificates
    * RenewCertificate
    * ListTagsForCertificate
    * RemoveTagsFromCertificate
    * RequestCertificate
    * ResendValidationEmail

 * Troubleshooting
    * Certificate requests
       * Request times out
       * Request fails
   
    * Certificate validation
       * DNS validation
       * Email validation
   
    * Certificate renewal
    * Other problems
       * CAA records
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       * Certificate pinning
       * API Gateway
       * Unexpected failure
       * Problems with the ACM service-linked role (SLR)
   
    * Handling exceptions

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Request a domain validation email message - AWS Certificate Manager
AWSDocumentationAWS Certificate Manager (ACM)User Guide


REQUEST A DOMAIN VALIDATION EMAIL MESSAGE

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After you have configured contact email addresses for your domain (see
(Optional) Configure email for your domain), you can use the AWS Certificate
Manager console or the ACM API to request that ACM send you a domain validation
email for your certificate renewal. You should do this in the following
circumstances:

 * You used email validation when initially requesting your ACM certificate.

 * Your certificate's renewal status is pending validation. For information
   about determining a certificate's renewal status, see Check a certificate's
   renewal status.

 * You didn't receive or can't find the original domain validation email message
   that ACM sent for certificate renewal.

To request that ACM resend the domain validation email message (console)

 1. Open the AWS Certificate Manager console at
    https://console.aws.amazon.com/acm/home.

 2. Choose the Certificate ID of the certificate that requires validation.

 3. Choose Resend validation email.

To request that ACM resend the domain validation email (ACM API)

Use the ResendValidationEmail operation in the ACM API. In doing so, pass the
ARN of the certificate, the domain that requires manual validation, and domain
where you want to receive the domain validation emails. The following example
shows how to do this with the AWS CLI. This example contains line breaks to make
it easier to read.

$ aws acm resend-validation-email --certificate-arn arn:aws:acm:us-east-2:111122223333:certificate/97b4deb6-8983-4e39-918e-ef1378924e1e
		                                  --domain subdomain.example.com
		                                  --validation-domain example.com

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