SSL Monitor

How SSL Monitor works

SSL Monitor regularly scans your website to check the status and details of its SSL/TLS certificate. This helps ensure your site remains secure and visitors can trust your connection.

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How to use SSL Monitor

  1. Navigate to Security Report  SSL Monitor.

  2. Review the certificate status and details displayed.

To update monitoring settings:

  1. Click in the field under SSL Host.

  2. Adjust the host name as needed.

  3. Click Submit to apply changes.

To start monitoring a new SSL/TLS certificate:

  1. Click Scan Now.

To modify the settings of the SSL/TLS monitor:

  1. On the right side, under SSL Host, click Edit.

To stop monitoring the SSL/TLS certificate:

  1. On the right side, under SSL Host, click Disable SSL Monitor.

SSL Monitor details

The below information will be available if you are not using a certificate provided by the Firewall or content delivery network (CDN).

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SSL Certificate Details

Scan Detail Description

Details

Status

Shows if the certificate is valid (OK) or invalid (Failed).

Common Name

The domain name covered by the SSL/TLS certificate.

Issued by

The Certificate Authority (CA) that issued the SSL/TLS certificate.

Last Scanned

Shows the date and time of the most recent scan.

Valid Until

The expiration date of the SSL/TLS certificate.

Subject Details

Common Name

The domain name covered by the SSL/TLS certificate.

Organization

The organization that the SSL/TLS certificate was issued to (OV/EV only).

Locality

The city or locality of the organization (OV/EV only).

State/Province

The state or province of the organization (OV/EV only).

Country

The country of the organization (OV/EV only).

Issuer Details

Common Name

The CA that issued the SSL/TLS certificate.

Organization

The organization name of the CA.

Alternate names

The Subject Alternative Names (SAN) included in the SSL/TLS certificate.

Serial Number

The unique identifier for the SSL/TLS certificate.

Not Valid Before

The start date of the SSL/TLS certificate’s validity period.

Not Valid After

The end date of the SSL/TLS certificate’s validity period.

Key Type

The type of key used in the SSL/TLS certificate.

Key Strength

The strength of the encryption key used in the SSL/TLS certificate.