Monitoring SSL certificate on an externally hosted website
Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 11:31 am
Hello:
We are using Nagios XI 5.2.7, I have read and used the information suggested from https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf.
The website we are monitoring is not hosted "inhouse" but with an external vendor.
We have purchased a valid certificate for the site, ex. "x.y.com" which will expire in 3 years.
When I setup monitoring for "x.y.com" I used the Nagios XI Website Wizard and used the DNS name and not the IP address. The IP resolves to the parent host.
However, when the Nagios XI check "check_xi_service_http_cert!30" runs, it is identifying the parent host certificate information, and thus warning that the parent host certificate will expire in 30 days instead of correctly identifying our valid certificate.
Is there a way to properly monitor the correct certificate?
We are using Nagios XI 5.2.7, I have read and used the information suggested from https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... ios-XI.pdf.
The website we are monitoring is not hosted "inhouse" but with an external vendor.
We have purchased a valid certificate for the site, ex. "x.y.com" which will expire in 3 years.
When I setup monitoring for "x.y.com" I used the Nagios XI Website Wizard and used the DNS name and not the IP address. The IP resolves to the parent host.
However, when the Nagios XI check "check_xi_service_http_cert!30" runs, it is identifying the parent host certificate information, and thus warning that the parent host certificate will expire in 30 days instead of correctly identifying our valid certificate.
Is there a way to properly monitor the correct certificate?