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AD CS Health and Monitoring

Macros used

NameValue
{$CSDB_PATH}c:\windows\Systen32\CertLog

Items collected

NameDescriptionTypeIntervalKey and additional info
Certificate Services Events

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ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Application,,"Warning|Error|Critical","Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority"]
CertificationAuthority (ID15)Active Directory Certificate Services did not start: Version does not match certif.dll.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^15$]
CertificationAuthority (ID55)Active Directory Certificate Services unrevoked the certificate for request %1 for %2.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^55$]
CertificationAuthority (ID60)Active Directory Certificate Services refused to process an extremely long request from %1. This may indicate a denial-of-service attack. If the request was rejected in error, modify the MaxIncomingMessageSize registry parameter via certutil -setreg CA\MaxIncomingMessageSize <bytes>. Unless verbose logging is enabled, this error will not be logged again for 20 minutes.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^60$]
CertificationAuthority (ID95)Security permissions are corrupted or missing. The Active Directory Certificate Services may need to be reinstalled.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^95$]
Windows Security (ID4657)

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ZABBIX_ACTIVE30seventlog[Security,,,,^4657$]
Windows Security (ID4868)The certificate manager denied a pending certificate request.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4868$]
Windows Security (ID4870)Certificate Services revoked a certificate.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4870$]
Windows Security (ID4873)A certificate request extension changed. Request ID: %1 Name: %2 Type: %3 Flags: %4 Data: %5ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4873$]
Windows Security (ID4874)One or more certificate request attributes changed. Request ID: %1 Attributes: %2ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4874$]
Windows Security (ID4882)The security permissions for Certificate Services changed.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4882$]
Windows Security (ID4883)Certificate Services retrieved an archived key. Request ID: %1ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4883$]
Windows Security (ID4885)The audit filter for Certificate Services changed.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4885$]
Windows Security (ID4887)Certificate Services approved a certificate request and issued a certificate. Request ID: %1 Requester: %2 Attributes: %3 Disposition: %4 SKI: %5 Subject: %6ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4887$]
Windows Security (ID4888)Certificate Services denied a certificate request. Request ID: %1 Requester: %2 Attributes: %3 Disposition: %4 SKI: %5 Subject: %6ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4888$]
Windows Security (ID4890)The certificate manager settings for Certificate Services changed.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4890$]
Windows Security (ID4891)A configuration entry changed in Certificate Services. Node: %1 Entry: %2 Value: %3ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4891$]
Windows Security (ID4892)A property of Certificate Services changed.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4892$]
Windows Security (ID4896)One or more rows have been deleted from the certificate database.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4896$]
Windows Security (ID4897)Role separation enabled: %1ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4897$]
Windows Security (ID4898)Certificate Services loaded a template. %1 v%2 (Schema V%3) %4 %5 Template Information: Template Content: %7 Security Descriptor: %8 Additional Information: Domain Controller: %6ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4898$]
Windows Security (ID4899)A Certificate Services template was updated. %1 v%2 (Schema V%3) %4 %5 Template Change Information: Old Template Content: %8 New Template Content: %7 Additional Information: Domain Controller: %6ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4899$]
Windows Security (ID4900)Certificate Services template security was updated. %1 v%2 (Schema V%3) %4 %5 Template Change Information: Old Template Content: %9 New Template Content: %7 Old Security Descriptor: %10 New Security Descriptor: %8 Additional Information: Domain Controller: %6ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^4900$]
Windows Security (ID5120)OCSP Responder Service StartedZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^5120$]
Windows Security (ID5121)OCSP Responder Service StoppedZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^5121$]
Windows Security (ID5122)A configuration entry changed in OCSP Responder ServiceZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^5122$]
Windows Security (ID5123)A configuration entry changed in OCSP Responder ServiceZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^5123$]
Windows Security (ID5124)A security setting was updated on the OCSP Responder Service.ZABBIX_ACTIVE5meventlog[Security,,,,^5124$]
Failed Requests/secThis monitor returns the number of failed certificate requests processed per second.

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perf_counter_en[\Certification Authority(_Total)\Failed Requests/sec]
Pending Requests/secThis monitor returns the number of pending certificate requests processed per second.

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perf_counter_en[\Certification Authority(_Total)\Pending Requests/sec]
Requests/secThis monitor returns the number of certificate requests processed per second.

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perf_counter_en[\Certification Authority(_Total)\Requests/sec]
Retrievals/secThis monitor returns the number of certificate retrieval requests processed per second.

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perf_counter_en[\Certification Authority(_Total)\Retrievals/sec]
State of service "certsvc" (Certificate Services)

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service.info[certsvc,state]
CertDB Size

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24hvfs.dir.size["{$CSDB_PATH}"]

Triggers

NameDescriptionExpressionPriorityDependencies
AD CS did not start: Version does not match certif.dll.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^15$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^15$],600s)=0HIGH ⛔CertificationAuthority (ID15)
AD CS unrevoked the certificate for request

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^55$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^55$],600s)=0WARNING 📢CertificationAuthority (ID55)
AD CS refused to process an extremely long request.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^60$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^60$],600s)=0HIGH ⛔CertificationAuthority (ID60)
Security permissions are corrupted or missing.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^95$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Application,,,"Microsoft-Windows-CertificationAuthority",^95$],600s)=0HIGH ⛔CertificationAuthority (ID95)
An attacker could remove specific certificate types (Registry)This value controls what types of certificates remain on a CRL even after the certificate expires. An attacker could remove specific certificate types (such as Code Signing) that would allow a previously revoked certificate that malware was signed with to validate successfully again after the next CRL publication.This value is not changed during normal CA operation.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","EKUOIDsForPublishExpiredCertInCRL")=1HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4657)
Role separation enabled (Registry)Role separation allows for a CA to tightly control the rights of a specific user and enforce that all users can only have one role on the system (CA Admin, Cert Issuer, administrator, Auditor). A local administrator can always disable role separation, which may allow an account who should not have rights to perform an operation to be eligible for those rights.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","RoleSeparationEnabled")=1HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4657)
The audit filter for Certificate Services changed (Registry)The audit filter controls which Microsoft Windows® Security Auditing events are logged. Changing the audit filter may indicate an attacker attempting to disable logging prior to performing a certificate operation. Normally the audit filter is configured when the CA is created and not changed after.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","AuditFilter")=1HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4657)
The new value enables EDITF_ATTRIBUTESUBJECTALTNAME2 (Registry)Alert if the new value enables EDITF_ATTRIBUTESUBJECTALTNAME2. This can be identified by taking the value found in the “New Value” field and performing a bitwise “AND” operation with 262144 (the decimal value for the bitmask for the EDITF_ATTRIBUTESUBJECTALTNAME2 value). Adding this value will allow any certificate request to contain arbitrary alternative names.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","EditFlags")=1AVERAGE ⚠Windows Security (ID4657)
The Policy Modules have been changed (Registry)Indicates a change to the active policy module being used by the CA. The policy module control certificate issuance and is changed very infrequently in normal operations.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","Active")=1HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4657)
The Policy Modules have been changed (Registry)Indicates a change to the active policy module being used by the CA. The policy module control certificate issuance and is changed very infrequently in normal operations.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","PolicyModules")=1HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4657)
The security permissions for Certificate Services changed (Registry)Indicates a change to the active policy module being used by the CA. The policy module control certificate issuance and is changed very infrequently in normal operations.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","Object Value Name: Security")=1HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4657)
Was changed KRACertHash (Registry)This will happen rarely in normal operations and an attacker who has control of a valid KRA certificate could assign it to a CA to get access to any private keys that are subsequently archived on the CA.count(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4657$],90s,"like","KRACertHash")=1WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4657)
The certificate manager denied a pending certificate request.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4868$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4868$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4868)
Certificate Services revoked a certificate.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4870$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4870$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4870)
A certificate request extension changed.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4873$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4873$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4873)
One or more certificate request attributes changed.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4874$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4874$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4874)
The security permissions for Certificate Services changed.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4882$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4882$],600s)=0HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4882)
Certificate Services retrieved an archived key.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4883$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4883$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4883)
The audit filter for Certificate Services changed.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4885$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4885$],600s)=0HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID4885)
Certificate Services approved a certificate request and issued a certificate.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4887$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4887$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4887)
Certificate Services denied a certificate request.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4888$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4888$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4888)
The certificate manager settings for Certificate Services changed.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4890$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4890$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4890)
A configuration entry changed in Certificate Services.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4891$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4891$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4891)
A property of Certificate Services changed.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4892$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4892$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4892)
One or more rows have been deleted from the certificate database.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4896$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4896$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4896)
Role separation enabledIf role separation is used, this can be used to trigger an alert if the expected configuration changes.logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4897$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4897$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4897)
Certificate Services loaded a template.Alert if templates that are not expected on a CA are loaded.logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4898$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4898$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4898)
A Certificate Services template was updated.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4899$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4899$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4899)
Certificate Services template security was updated.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4900$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^4900$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID4900)
OCSP Responder Service Started

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5120$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5120$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID5120)
OCSP Responder Service Stopped

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5121$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5121$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID5121)
A configuration entry changed in OCSP Responder Service

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5122$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5122$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID5122)
A configuration entry changed in OCSP Responder Service

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5123$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5123$],600s)=0WARNING 📢Windows Security (ID5123)
A security setting was updated on the OCSP Responder Service.

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logseverity(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5124$])>1 and nodata(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/eventlog[Security,,,,^5124$],600s)=0HIGH ⛔Windows Security (ID5124)
"Certsvc" (Certificate Services) is not runningThe service has a state other than "Running" for the last three times.min(/AD CS Health and Monitoring/service.info[certsvc,state],#3)<>0AVERAGE ⚠State of service "certsvc" (Certificate Services)