You can be notified when a remote web site certificate is about to expire using checkurl.exe from EventSentry SysAdmin Tools. For that we are going to: 1. Install EventSentry SysAdmin tools to user checkurl.exe feature. 2. Create an User Embedded Scrip 3. Create an application schedule to run the script on certain schedule. 4. Creating ...
Yes however if you change the certificate used for the Collector your agents will refuse to connect to the Collector once the certificate has changed. This will require a manual configuration update Push Configuration for your agents so that they can reconnect. You can substitute the selfsigned certificate which is automatically genera...
video 3 Under 39Tools Embedded Scripts39 click 39New39 and then label this 39expiringcerts.ps139 and in the 39Script Content39 box add: powershell sl cert: MaxDays = 30 GetChildItem Recurse where .notafter le getdate.AddDaysMaxDays AND .notafter gt getdate.adddaysMaxDays select NotAftersubjec...
Yes a selfsigned certificate can be substituted for the certificate that is automatically generated by the Network Services when you enable Syslog TLS. You will need to provide a passwordprotected PKCS12 archive file with a .PFX extension. Download the Microsoft PSEXEC utility and copy the utility to the machine where the EventSentry N...
