[Xymon] monitoring ssl certficates

[Steve Anderson]

Add an https monitor, and it'll take care of it. Assuming that's the way you're using the certificate.

Steve Anderson

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Sent: 26 October 2011 17:09
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Subject: [Xymon] monitoring ssl certficates

Hello, i'm using xymon 4.3.5

I would like i fis posible check the time of expiration of one certifcate installed in a server, is possible do this? I see in other xymon server that is possible, how should I config the hosts.conf for create this check?

Thank you, regards.


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