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Hi,
On several Servers, I have certificates where the certificates are listed as:
Issued to: 0882ac7e-3ff6-4231-a45b-5a654aa4303f
Issued by: MS-Organization-Access
SCOM reports these as "Certificate is invalid".
Chain Details:
--- Certificate Status ---
PartialChain: A certificate chain could not be built to a trusted root authority.
Are these certificates actually invalid and can be removed?
Also, can someone explain where or how they certificates are generated and by whom.
Thank you,
David
This certificate comes from ADFS and is automatically generated. You can safely skip this error. You can delete it, but next time you sign-in with ADFS, it will be generated again. In other words, it is expected behavior and by design.
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"You can safely ignore them." Is this really your workaround? Daily a new alert from SCOM that can be "safely ignored". From an serious operators point of view thats not really a good workaround. One day you will ignore another certificate that is about to expire, just because you are used to ignore alerts like this...
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Hi, recently I saw an unknown untrusted certificate on the personal tab on google chrome with the personal one that I have since years. The certificate was issued and valid for the same "person", that was a bunch of numbers and types in this format xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx and was valid from 7 april 2024 to 7 april 2025. I do not recognize or know how this certificate has appeared or installed in my google chrome certificates and Chrome said that it was untrusted so I got scared to be malware or similar and deleted it from chrome. I dont know if I did the correct thing or not and I did not take photos (my fault) because I panicked. Some answers would be aprreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Hi @jerome deguines , We had the same issue and applying your fix seem to resolve the issue! THANKS! Dchan