Check the expiration date of SSL certificates in Windows on all your servers and workstations at once with XIA Configuration.
Example: How to check SSL certificate expiration date in Windows
1. Create a Windows Machine Scan Task
Create a Windows Machine scan task in the XIA Configuration Client. Machine Certificates are scanned by default:
The Windows machine scan task supports NT4 and above including 2008 R2, 2012 R2, 2016, 2019 and 2022.
2. Scan the Windows Machines
In the XIA Configuration Client, either start a scan manually or schedule a scan.
XIA Configuration has a non-intrusive architecture with agentless data collection and PowerShell support.
3. Check SSL certificate expiration date
In the XIA Configuration Server, open the Windows machine item. Navigate to Security > Machine Certificates and select a certificate to check the expiry date.
4. Run the SSL Certificate Report
Run the SSL Certificate Report to check all the SSL certificates across all the Windows machines in all your environments at once.
Export the report to CSV
Export the report to CSV and open it in Microsoft Excel for further analysis.
SSL Certificate Data
Audit your SSL certificate data.
Show details
- Friendly Name
- Subject Name
- Issued By
- Valid From
- Expiry Date
- Key Usage
- Public Key
- Serial Number
- Signature Algorithm
- Thumbprint
- Version
- CRL Distribution Points
Generate Documentation
Use XIA Configuration to automatically generate detailed technical documentation of your Windows server including SSL certificate information. The following can be included / excluded from the exported PDF:
- Certificate summary information
- Certificate detailed information
- Trusted and intermediate certification authority details
Example Document
For example, see the Certificate Stores section in this example document.
Demonstration Video
The following video demonstrates how to check SSL certificate expiration dates in Windows with XIA Configuration.
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