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powershell script for SSL expiry
Hello,
we have taken the script from this website
http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/a4760914-cf72-4505-97d3-94166c7d3521
and modified it to return only those certificates expiring within the next 30 days.
Original script:
get-childitem cert: -recurse | where-object {$_.NotAfter -gt (get-date)} | select Subject,@{Name="Expires in (Days)";Expression={($_.No
Modified script: - change in bold
get-childitem cert: -recurse | where-object {$_.NotAfter -lt (get-date).adddays(30) }| select Subject,@{Name="Expires in (Days)";Expression={($_.No
this has the unfortunate consequence of displaying the SSL certificates that have already expired, which we are not interested in as they are system installed certificates.
What we are hoping is to modify the expression to return only the certificates expiring in the future. We assume this would need to return results between todays date and 30 days in the future but we cannot work out how to do this.
does anyone have a suggestion on how to resolve this?
Kind regards
Spencer
we have taken the script from this website
http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/a4760914-cf72-4505-97d3-94166c7d3521
and modified it to return only those certificates expiring within the next 30 days.
Original script:
get-childitem cert: -recurse | where-object {$_.NotAfter -gt (get-date)} | select Subject,@{Name="Expires in (Days)";Expression={($_.No
Modified script: - change in bold
get-childitem cert: -recurse | where-object {$_.NotAfter -lt (get-date).adddays(30) }| select Subject,@{Name="Expires in (Days)";Expression={($_.No
this has the unfortunate consequence of displaying the SSL certificates that have already expired, which we are not interested in as they are system installed certificates.
What we are hoping is to modify the expression to return only the certificates expiring in the future. We assume this would need to return results between todays date and 30 days in the future but we cannot work out how to do this.
does anyone have a suggestion on how to resolve this?
Kind regards
Spencer
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Any chance either of would know how to exclude self signed certs via this powershell command?
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Having tested this I can confirm this does exactly what we need.
I can see now how to include the and logical operator. When we tried we placed the enclosing brackets in the wrong locations.
Many thanks for this
Spencer