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Old 03-07-2019, 05:39 AM   #1
raymondchoy750
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test ssl cert


I have a apache web server running on centos .

I just would like to do such checking , to check if the ssl cert is valid via ipv6 connection .

curl https://mydomain.com should be only connected with ipv4

just search that the command "openssl" may be can do do that , but I tried it not work .

besides , as I do not have ipv6 equipment to test , therefore , I just can test it in internal network , if possible , is there any way that I can do such test via external network ?

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Old 03-07-2019, 06:16 AM   #2
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Try giving your thread a meaningful title rather than "test" and also include the full command you used and the output.

These basic things may get you an answer, a vague post with an even vaguer title won't.
 
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