Hello, 

You can do it with the Office365 Management mode from centreon-plugins (https://github.com/centreon/centreon-plugins/blob/2c3cca1e20aa3844ad6ff0d1f8ed68f821e5c94b/cloud/microsoft/office365/management/mode/appcredentials.pm) 

Associated packages: 

centreon-pack-cloud-microsoft-office365-management.noarch : Centreon pack
centreon-plugin-Cloud-Microsoft-Office365-Management-Api.noarch : Centreon Plugin

Best

Many thanks, will try.

Hello,

So...still not working 

I created my host on Centreon and selected the template Cloud-Microsot-Office365-Management-Api-custom.

I created an application in Azure App Registrations.

I added the args on the host : Tenant, clientID, clientSecret

Do i have to give some permissions or roles to my new application ? like this one for example :

“”” 

• Add the Monitoring Reader role to your new application:
  • Go back to the Azure Portal home menu.
  • Go to Resource groups.
  • Choose the resource group containing the resources you want to monitor.
  • Click on Access Control (IAM) and + Add > Add role assignment.
  • Search for the Monitoring Reader role, select it and click Next.
  • Select your new application as a member for this role by clicking on + Select members.
  • Review and assign

“””

Am i missing something else? 

Hi,

Yes I think so. 

hi

the role you added was for “Azure Monitor” which is not the same as office365 monitor

Azure Monitoring Prerequisites | Centreon Documentation

this one only gives access to Azure Resources

the plugin @sims24 is refering to is from the “office365” cloud pluging that uses the graphapi, which is explained a bit more here:

Office 365 Management | Centreon Documentation

so instead of addiing a IAM Role, you’ll need to go the "Azure AD” console, app registration, and find your app, then on the left menu of your app, go to “Api Permission” and add the permission from the centreon documention

(you can keep your IAM Role, if you use the same app for Azure and o365 it’s easier to monitor both environment, or you can have 2 separate azure app, or more, your choice)

We will try to enhance this, I will track an issue. But @christophe.niel-ACT said it all. 

Make sure to have these rights assigned to your user: 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/permissions-reference#example-usage-3

Hey, im still stuck with this

so whats the plugin i need to use to get the expiration date of certicates from Azure ?

is this one

can you give me some steps to follow