DSC Problem
Suspension is different from revocation, it can sometimes be reversed, here's what to check.
Suspension is a temporary hold on a certificate's validity, often pending verification of something (like a compliance check or a dispute), whereas revocation is a permanent, final withdrawal. Depending on the reason for suspension, some certificates can be reinstated once the underlying issue is resolved, others may lead to revocation if unresolved.
They can confirm the specific reason for suspension and whether it's reversible in your case.
This varies by cause, provide any missing documentation or clarification the CA has requested.
Some suspension causes lead to eventual revocation rather than reinstatement, in which case a fresh certificate is the way forward.
If reinstatement isn't an option, we can issue a fresh Class 3 DSC quickly.
Sometimes, depending on the reason, contact your issuing CA directly to find out if your specific case is reversible.
Expiry happens naturally at the end of validity, suspension is a temporary hold triggered by a specific issue, unrelated to the certificate's validity dates.