A quick and easy way to check the SSL certificate expiration date in Windows across all your environments at once is to use the network documentation tool XIA Configuration. Once installed, the XIA Configuration Client scans the Windows Machines on a network.  It retrieves detailed information about how these machines have been configured including certificates and certificate expiry dates. Certificate expiration dates can then be checked in the XIA Configuration Server web interface in a couple of different ways: 1. Windows Machine Properties Open a Windows Machine item then navigate to Security > Machine Certificates to check the Expiry Date of each certificate individually. 2. SSL Certificate Report Run the SSL Certificate Report to check the Expiry Date and Days Until Expiry across all the Windows Machines across all your environments at once. You can sort the data so that certificates closest to expiring are shown at the top. Video Watch a video describ

This blog post describes how to add a GDPR cookie policy consent popup modal box to a website. Popup Modal Box I started with the popup box.  I wanted something that appeared above everything else in the bottom left.  This is easily achieved using an element such as a div and CSS such as: position: fixed; left: 20px; bottom: 20px; z-index: 999999 You may want to give it a black background with some transparency and white text: background-color: #111; opacity: 0.9; color: #fff; You may also want to add some border-radius and box-shadow. Within the box you can then add text such as "This website uses cookies" and "By continuing to browse, you are agreeing to our use of cookies as explained in our Cookie Policy ." Button At the bottom of this box, I added a Close button.  I used JavaScript to handle the OnClientClick event.  This finds the popup box by ID and hides it. function btnCloseCookiePopup_Click() {   document.getElementById(