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# Deleting an SSL/TLS certificate for your FlashEdge distribution

You can delete the FlashEdge certificate that you're no longer using or if you need to change a domain for your certificate.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Deleting an SSL/TLS certificate is final and can't be undone, but you can create a new certificate with the same domain if needed.
{% endhint %}

1. Sign in to the FlashEdge.
2. Choose the CDN Zone for which you want to remove a certificate.
3. Choose the Domain tab.
4. Click on Remove to delete the certificate and wait for a couple of seconds.


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