If I connect to a device using https and the interface has an old certificate, is there a way to ignore that the certificate is outdated and will there be connection issues based on that?
Will there be a hint to the administrator in DataMiner that the certificate is outdated?
I tried this with an internal test protocol using https://expired.badssl.com/ and a site with a valid certificate (google for example). In both cases DataMiner will still receive the HTTP response (so no connection issues). For sites with an expired certificate the element will go in timeout. So users should notice there's something wrong. However, it's not very clear that the element is in timeout for this reason (there may be things we can improve there).
Hope this answers your question.
In this case it is about connecting to an API.
For example: If we have audio codecs that don't have a valid certificate, are we still able to poll SNMP traps from it? When I access the device via the browser I need to take the manual action for exception.
Do you mean manually browsing to a web interface exposed by the device or is this about connecting to an API from a QAction or protocol?