Solved: ISE CLI Command to check SSL Certificate

MohanKumar30269 · ‎10-04-2023

Hello All,

How to check all ISE SSL certificate expiry dates via CLI.

Regards,

Mohan Kumar

Greg Gibbs · ‎10-05-2023

Correct. The certificates are stored in the application database to which the CLI has no access.

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M02@rt37 · ‎10-04-2023

Hello @MohanKumar30269,

Please refer here:

https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-access-control/ise-certificate-status-via-cli/td-p/3711164

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MohanKumar30269 · ‎10-05-2023

Thanks for your reply MO2, I have already reviewed this community thread and the article provided, but that doesn't have any CLI command to check certificate expiry.

Regards,

Mohan Kumar

Greg Gibbs · ‎10-05-2023

Correct. The certificates are stored in the application database to which the CLI has no access.

MJ666 · ‎03-12-2024

Hi Greg,
PRTG is sending few alarm on several ASA5516 firewalls.

These are SSL-Certifcat alarms.
When I execute sh run, I don't see the line

no ssl trust-point <My_trustpoint>

any cluee?