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How do I monitor the expiration of SSL certificates?

PROBLEM:

You wish to have advance warning when your SSL certificates are about to expire.

SOLUTION:

On the BVE server:

Unzip the attached file to <traverse_Home> /plugin/monitors
Once unzipped the below files should be located at:
- /plugin/monitors/ssl_cert_check.xml
- /plugin/monitors/ssl_cert_check/ssl_cert_check.pl
cd <traverse_home>plugin/monitors/ssl_cert_check
chmod 755 ssl_cert_check.pl (only for GNU/Linux environment)
To test it, you can run

<traverse_home>/plugin/monitors/ssl_cert_check/ssl_cert_check.pl --host www.google.com --port 443

From 'Superuser -> Health', select the icon in the Action column for the BVE and the appropriate DGE, then 'Reload Config Files' from the menu

Provision a new test (Create New Standard Tests) on a web server device using the monitor type 'ssl_cert_check'

The test will return the number of days to expiration of the SSL certificate installed on the device.

Windows DGE/x

if you are running Windows, you will required and extra step for this to run:

Download and install the latest version of OpenSSL for Windows and should be installed in "C:\OpenSSL-Win32" path (light version for your system) from: https://slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html