Certificate expiration mail
rportela
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Hi,
When trying to configure the Certificates expiration mail on our partitions, we get the foloowing error:
Access denied: no privilege for this module.
We´re using the admin user.
If we try it on the shared partition, there is no problem, but we have no certificates there.
Thank you
When trying to configure the Certificates expiration mail on our partitions, we get the foloowing error:
Access denied: no privilege for this module.
We´re using the admin user.
If we try it on the shared partition, there is no problem, but we have no certificates there.
Thank you
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What would be the ACOS version that you have installed? Once a private partition is created, there is no privilege settings to limit a feature within ACOS. All features within shared and private partitions will be similar except private partition does not have the ability to create new partitions. You must be in shared partition to create new adc or cgn partitions.
Genard
We using version : Software Version: 2.7.1-P6(build: 143)
Our shared partition is only for administration. We have no VServices ou certificates.
We use 2 private partitions for all the work. On those we get that error....
I presume if I configure it on shared partition, it wont warn me about the certificates in private partitions.
RP
1. Upgrade to 4.0.1 which the option for email notification for expiring/ed certs is working. The problem has been fixed in this build.
2. Write a custom aFleX script to parse the cert expiry date using "show slb ssl cert"
3. Or you can monitor the cert expiry manually.
Regards,
Genard
I got a new information on the slb ssl-expire-check problem that you reported. In builds 2.7.1 and 2.7.2, the feature is not partition aware. If the feature is configured in the shared partition, it will work for both shared and L3V partitions. In 4.0.1, the feature is enhanced to support partition aware.
Genard
I'm going to give it a try.
Thanks
It worked for me.
I configured the Expiration-ssl settings, and SMTP server at shared partition and it worked to my other L3VP partitions.
Thanks for your post, Genard Garcia.
Nelson Nunes