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  • February 28, 2022
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Good morning everyone,

does anyone know if it is possible to monitor windows server certificate stores?

Powershell is not a very viable option for me as I cannot allow unsigned scripts.

Best answer by Kriko

Hello @NicolaM 

Presently we don’t have any plugins to check windows server certificate stores.
We have a plugin to check local certificate, but not sure if it’s working on windows certs: https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/issues/2139

I guess that you can follow this tutoriel from our friend @pixelabs : https://pixelabs.fr/supervision-des-certificats-https-windows/

 

If you want to give more details about your needs (if there is a files or a cert in a folder that you want to check), we will happy to see what we can do.

 

Regards,

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  • February 28, 2022

Hello @NicolaM 

Presently we don’t have any plugins to check windows server certificate stores.
We have a plugin to check local certificate, but not sure if it’s working on windows certs: https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/issues/2139

I guess that you can follow this tutoriel from our friend @pixelabs : https://pixelabs.fr/supervision-des-certificats-https-windows/

 

If you want to give more details about your needs (if there is a files or a cert in a folder that you want to check), we will happy to see what we can do.

 

Regards,


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  • Steward *
  • February 28, 2022

thank you very much for the answer, possibly you know if it is possible to make nsclient execute a powershell command (not a script) and capture its value (Eg. Get-ChildItem Cert: \ LocalMachine \ my \ * | ft -AutoSize)