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I have an SSL Certificate that is triggering an alert for being expired. The only machine I thought it was on seems to be up clean and up to date. I can’t seem to locate the machine it is coming from - how do I do that?

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What are you trying to access when you get the certificate expiration notification?

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If you are referring to the Monitors and Alerts in spiceworks, it’s pulling it from your domain register. Here’s how you review:

Apps->Inventory->Cloud Services****

Then under My Integrations look for your domain register (There’s probably a red circle with a number showing it has an alert), click that. You should see the alert for the certificate you have that expired. You can click the “X” to remove the alert… or you can login to your Domain Registrar and delete the old certificates as well

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In addition to what Sigkill has posted, if this is your domain that is complaining about out of date SSL, click it in the location mentioned above, then you will see a cog, click this and rescan, if the SSL has been renewed this should re-validate it and remove the alert.

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This ended up being an unknown registrar/domain that i don’t need to monitor anyway - i just removed it from the integration - Thank you everyone for your help - I really appreciate your input.