SSL testing

• To: www-security@ns2.rutgers.edu
• Subject: SSL testing
• From: Vassilis Risopoulos <risopoul@informatik.uni-hamburg.de>
• Date: Wed, 26 Jun 1996 16:08:20 +0200 (MET DST)

> > I 'm trying to check a couple of SSL enabled servers using SSL and I always get an TCP: no route to host error.
> > Normal http makes it though.
> > I'm using the university's Netscape 2.02 BUT behind a firewall and proxied.
> > Does this has anything to do with the problem and if not what's the matter?
from jeffb@sware.com
> Sounds like you don't have a proxy configured for secure connections.
> In the Netscape Options->Network Preferences...->Proxies, you should
> have a Security Proxy configured just as you have an ordinary HTTP proxy.
Dumm, dumm, dumm error. i seem to forget everything I learned sometimes. The thing is I'm not used to proxies and I completely forgot to check the table.
Anyway, SSL can't be checked by me I don't get anything through the proxy. Schade.
I wanted to see how it works first hand.
I 'd also like to know if Netscape works just with Netscape servers or with the Apache SSL too.
Vassilis.-

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