The Problem
An expired SSL certificate means: browser warning, worried visitors, lost trust. With Let's Encrypt, a certificate expires every 90 days. If automatic renewal fails, you often only notice when it's too late.
pingport checks every SSL certificate of your websites daily and warns you in time before expiry — so you have time to take care of it.
How does it work?
Once daily, pingport connects via TLS to each of your websites and reads the SSL certificate. Issuer, validity period and certificate type (Let's Encrypt, Custom, etc.) are recorded.
As soon as the expiry date falls within the warning period, you receive a notification. Warnings are sent 30 Tage, 14 Tage, 7 Tage und 1 Tag before expiry.
Highlights
Daily Check
Every SSL certificate is automatically checked once per day.
Multi-level Warnings
Warnings 30, 14, 7 und 1 days before expiry. Enough lead time for any situation.
Certificate Details
Issuer, type (Let's Encrypt / Custom), validity period — everything at a glance.
Dashboard Widget
"Soon expiring certificates" right in the dashboard. You can see immediately where action is needed.
Related Features
Domain-Überwachung
WHOIS-Prüfung mit Warnungen 90, 60, 30 und 14 Tage vor Ablauf.
Learn more →Uptime-Monitoring
HTTP-Checks alle 2 Minuten. Sofort-Alert bei Downtime. Uptime-History und Response-Time-Charts.
Learn more →Alerting & Benachrichtigungen
E-Mail-Alerts bei Downtime, SSL-Ablauf und Domain-Ablauf. Konfigurierbar pro Team.
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