How do I know if I have an SSL cert installed on the Domain Controller to which PingConnect will connect?
A quick way to check if you have an SSL cert installed on your Domain Controller is to use the OpenSSL utility’s s_client. OpenSSL is usually already installed in most Linux and Mac OSX installations, and it can be installed on Windows. Here is an example use of the command (replace [hostname] with your domain controllers hostname) to check to see if an SSL cert is installed on your Domain Controller: openssl s_client -connect [hostname]:[port] –showcerts * Note: the default Secure LDAP (LDAPS) port is TCP 636. If an SSL cert is installed on your domain controller you will see a lot of detailed output including the actual certificate and its metadata.
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