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Justin,
You can download the certificate (or just connect to the FTPS server)
using the openssl command-line tool and it'll dump all of the
certificate information to the screen. It is handy for debugging this
sort of thing.
If you have OpenSSL installed in PASE, then you should have the
command-line tool available there.
There's a Windows command-line version of openssl that you can grab from
here if you don't want to fool with PASE:
http://www.scottklement.com/tools/openssl.exe
That Windows one is a very old version I threw on there a long time ago
(2007) so it may not be the best choice.
-SK
On 6/26/2015 3:05 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:
I've been asked what version of TLS and cipher a certain FTPS certificate uses. I found the particular certificate in DCM, but it doesn't show that info. I tried exporting the certificate to a stream file, but Windows doesn't recognize the certificate.
Any idea how I can find out these two pieces of info?
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