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Why did my publicly trusted ACM certificate fail managed renewal?
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My AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) certificate failed managed renewal, and I want to resolve this issue.
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Managed renewal for publicly trusted ACM certificates can fail for the following reasons:
The ACM certificate isn't in use or associated with any of the services that are integrated with ACM.
A DNS validated certificate's CNAME record is missing or not configured correctly.
The Certificate Authority Authorization (CAA) record check failed.
For email-validated certificate renewals, ACM begins to send renewal notices 45 days before the certificate expires. The notices include actions that you must take to renew your certificate.
Update your DNS configuration to include the CNAME records that ACM provides. ACM looks for the CNAME record in the DNS configuration for the domain names that are included in the certificates.
After ACM renews the certificate, the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the renewed ACM certificate remains the same. Renewed ACM certificates are automatically updated to your integrated AWS resources that are in use.
ACM must send email-validated renewals to the WHOIS mailbox addresses and the five common administrator addresses for each domain listed in your certificate. After all listed domains are validated, ACM issues a renewed certificate with the same ARN.