Expired or expiring certificate
Renew the certificate, install the new full chain on every relevant TLS endpoint, and reload the service. A CDN or load balancer may terminate TLS separately from your origin.
Check a public website’s SSL certificate, expiry date, hostname coverage and trust chain. See days remaining and practical fixes. No signup required.
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Enter a domain without a URL or port. Certinite resolves its public DNS and opens an SNI-aware TLS connection on port 443. The report describes the certificate served to our checker, with a UTC check time.
Renew the certificate, install the new full chain on every relevant TLS endpoint, and reload the service. A CDN or load balancer may terminate TLS separately from your origin.
Make sure the certificate SAN includes the exact hostname and the correct certificate is selected by the server’s SNI configuration. A wildcard covers one label, not every nested subdomain.
Check public A/AAAA records, port 443 and firewall rules. A failed connection cannot establish whether a certificate is installed.
Expired means the leaf certificate’s expiry time has passed. Critical means a hostname, validity, self-signed or chain validation problem was found. Warning means expiry is within 30 days or weak certificate cryptography was detected. Healthy means these specific checks found no issue; it is not a complete security audit.
No. This is an on-demand snapshot of one reachable endpoint. Results may be cached for three minutes. Certinite’s supported automation workflows can handle ongoing certificate renewal and deployment.
No. Trust stores, network paths and cached intermediates differ. Revocation, Certificate Transparency and every supported TLS version are outside this check.
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