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* SSL server name: This identifier is set by the client of a connection to indicate which specific service the user wants to connect to. This is similar to the | * SSL server name: This identifier is set by the client of a connection to indicate which specific service the user wants to connect to. This is similar to the '''Host''' header of an HTTP request, when a server handle multiple virtual hosts. | ||
* SSL common name: This is the identifier set in the SSL certificate returned by the server. This indicates for which domains the server is responsible for. It may be identical to the requested SSL server name, but often it is a wildcard for any subdomain of the given host. For example, the requested server name may be | * SSL common name: This is the identifier set in the SSL certificate returned by the server. This indicates for which domains the server is responsible for. It may be identical to the requested SSL server name, but often it is a wildcard for any subdomain of the given host. For example, the requested server name may be '''www.google.com''' while the common name of the returned certificate may be '''*.google.com'''. | ||
* SSL handshake response time: The time between the SSL client hello and the SSL server hello is measured for statistical analysis. | * SSL handshake response time: The time between the SSL client hello and the SSL server hello is measured for statistical analysis. | ||
* SSL data response time: The time between the first SSL client data and the SSL server data is measured for statistical analysis. | * SSL data response time: The time between the first SSL client data and the SSL server data is measured for statistical analysis. | ||
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'''SSL servers''' | '''SSL servers''' | ||
The first tab | The first tab '''SSL servers''' shows a list of all IP addresses for which SSL information could be retrieved. | ||
The table of IP addresses contains a search bar where you can enter an IP address or string which is matched against all name fields. This makes it possible to search for a specific IP or to find all IP addresses involved for a given certificate name. | The table of IP addresses contains a search bar where you can enter an IP address or string which is matched against all name fields. This makes it possible to search for a specific IP or to find all IP addresses involved for a given certificate name. | ||
The columns are as follows: | The columns are as follows: |
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