Certificate Expiry
Lists the keystore entries of the tenant that are expired or expire soon, so you can renew them before an interface fails with a TLS or signature error.
What it shows
Section titled “What it shows”- Expired entries first, then the ones expiring within the warning period, with a count of what needs attention.
- The warning period is yours to choose (30 days by default) and is remembered in your browser.
- Search by alias, subject, issuer or owner to find the entry a partner is asking about.
- SAP-owned entries are told apart from your own, because only your own are yours to renew.
The keystore is read live from the tenant every time you open the page. Nothing is stored.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Keystore only. User credentials, OAuth2 client credentials and secure parameters carry no expiry date in the Cloud Integration API.
- OAuth2 authorization code credentials, as used by the mail adapter with Microsoft 365, are not in the API at all. Whether they need to be authorised again can only be seen in Cloud Integration itself.
- PGP keyrings have no expiry information in the API.
- There are no notifications yet; the page shows the state when you look.