это внутренняя система мониторинга жужжит, у некоторых мониторов можно настроить override.
Проверьте это, если получится, отпишитесь.
Hi David,
For your issue, I didn’t find any official documentations. But I do found an blog about how to override the Managed Availability settings.
Title: Customizing Managed Availability
Link:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/...ilability.aspx
In above article form the “Get Configuration Details” section, we should first get the configurations:
Use command
(Get-WinEvent -LogName Microsoft-Exchange-ActiveMonitoring/ProbeDefinition | % {[XML]$_.toXml()}).event.userData.eventXml | ?{$_.Name -like " ServerCertExpiresSoon"}
Note: We can use “ServerCertExpiresSoon” or other name to try.
2. We can also use Event Viewer to get the details of probe definition. The configuration details most of the Probes are stores in the ProbeDefinition channel:
Open Event Viewer, and then expand Applications and Services Logs\Microsoft\Exchange\ActiveMonitoring\ProbeDefinition.
Click on Find, and then enter ServerCertExpiresSoon.
The General tab does not show much detail, so click on the Details tab, it has the configuration details specific to this probe. Alternatively, you can copy the event details as text and paste it into Notepad or your favorite editor to see the details.
Then we can view all the configuration settings. Find if we have any settings related to the expiration date; if any, we can try to override the setting by command like below:
Add-GlobalMonitoringOverride -Identity "Transport/Transport.ServerCertExpiresSoon.Monitor" -ItemType Probe -PropertyName “Property_we_find_in_event” -PropertyValue “Property_value” –ApplyVersion “server_version_to_apply” –Duration 60
Please try above two methods to first get the certification expiration related configurations and post in the thread.
