Re: {bb} How to monitor https

[Asif Iqbal <iqbala@qwestip.net>]

Lasse Wieslander wrote:
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> On 27-05-2004 at 17:50 Asif Iqbal wrote:
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> >Andrew Davis wrote:
> >> From my bb-hosts:
> >>
> >> 10.1.1.196      dev-db1.sd.mydomain.com # ssh
> >> 10.1.1.197      train1.sd.mydomain.com # https://train1.sd.mydomain.com
> >>
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> >I am getting a http green for https check. Thats what I wanted. But I
> >also see a sslcert check with red alert for cert expiration warning. Is
> >there a way I can remove the sslcert column and disable checking that?
> 
> Sorry I cannot answer your question, I just want to warn you against ignoring an expired certificate. I tried with it once with a Lotus Domino server where I was not aware about an expired certificate - and got a lot of unexplainebel problems as the server just not want to do any https requests and it took me a while to look in the correct log ;-)
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Well my certificated expired Dec 2003 and no complain with the browser.
BTW, It is a heavily used server and I heard no complain. I agree I need
to upgrade my certificate. However last time I tried to upgrade the cert
I got lot of complain and I had to revert the certificate

I will still try to upgrade again incase I was not following the right
steps. However in the mean time I like to disable the cert alert if I
can.

Anyone has a quick suggestion on that?

Thanks

> Lassr
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