Hi
I am trying to figure out the difference betwen the following 2 simple checks
net.tcp.service[https] and net.tcp.service[tcp,,443]
The first one doesnt work for one website of ours, it works for the others, this website has an "odd" cipher.
This cipher is not enabled by default in curl (on centos 7) but if you specify the cipher in a curl command (eg curl --ciphers ecdhe_rsa_aes_128_gcm_sha_256 -v https://website) the connection does work.
So does net.tcp.service[https] use the curl / nss libriaries , while the net.tcp.service[tcp,,443] command is effectively just a port check (telnet equivalent) ?
Any help appreciated
PS: I have seen post regarding issues with dual stack systems, the system im using is only IPv4 and as mentioned other sites using the test are fine
Thanks
I am trying to figure out the difference betwen the following 2 simple checks
net.tcp.service[https] and net.tcp.service[tcp,,443]
The first one doesnt work for one website of ours, it works for the others, this website has an "odd" cipher.
This cipher is not enabled by default in curl (on centos 7) but if you specify the cipher in a curl command (eg curl --ciphers ecdhe_rsa_aes_128_gcm_sha_256 -v https://website) the connection does work.
So does net.tcp.service[https] use the curl / nss libriaries , while the net.tcp.service[tcp,,443] command is effectively just a port check (telnet equivalent) ?
Any help appreciated
PS: I have seen post regarding issues with dual stack systems, the system im using is only IPv4 and as mentioned other sites using the test are fine
Thanks
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