How to check Mule agent certificate expiration date
Check the Mule Runtime Manager Agent certificate expiration date
Then you register a Runtime to Anypoint Runtime Manager through the amc_setup command a certificate is created automatically in your <MULE_HOME>/conf folder. This certificate is unique your environment and has an expiration date of two years from the moment that you register this Runtime for the first time.
Make sure you renew the certificate in advance to the expiry date and avoid the problem of connectivity issues between the Mule Runtime and the Mule Runtime manager
If you are using mule agent version 1.10+ then expiration date will be shown in the Runtime Manager server dashboard and a button will be available to regenerate the certificate and extend the expiration date.
Solution
Open the directory <MULE_HOME>/conf and execute the below command. This command gives information like Mule agent certificate creation date and expiration date.
keytool -list -keystore mule-agent.jks -vThe command will prompt for a password, just leave it blank and press enter.
Certificate expiration date and other relevant information will be shown as output.
Valid from: Sat Mar 29 15:28:03 IST 2019 until: Mon Mar 29 15:28:03 IST 2021
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