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The CERT is cached when the TN3270 is started. When that cert is nearing expiration (30 days or less) there are no messages in TN3270 that state the cert is about to expire. Or how many days it is until expiration. Or what the name of the cert that is expiring. Since some shops rarely cycle TN3270 or IPL the LPAR - the fact that a cert could be renewed, and the task not cycled is a high risk. A message that states: CERT xyz is about to expire in YY days - could be very helpful. It would also allow automation to monitor for an expiring cert.
To Identified what cert has expired currently requires a lenghy process that includes a review of an SVC Dump for GSKSRVR.
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