SSL Scanner
A list entry consists of the following fields:
•Host - URL that caused the incident.
Incidents can be added to the certificate lists either by host or by certifi- cate, as is shown in the fields used for configuring the
A wildcard may be used to include a range of URLs, e. g.
*.webwasher.com.
•C (short for Common Name) - If an incident was caused by a Common Name mismatch, it is indicated here by a red lamp symbol. Otherwise there will be a green lamp symbol.
•E (short for Expired) - If a certificate has expired, this incident is indicated here by a red lamp symbol.
•S (short for
•R (short for Root Certificate Authority) - If an incident was caused by a failure during validation of the root certificate authority, it is indicated here.
•Policy - Policy belonging to the certificate list this incident is going to be added to.
•Action - Action configured for the policy and host/certificate that will apply when the incident is added to a certificate list.
The list is sortable by Host and the C(ommon Name), E(xpired), S(elf- signed) and R(oot Certificate Authority) failure attributes.
Note: An incident that occurred for two or more different reasons, cannot be added by certificate.
Whenever a certificate is added this way, errors that were caused by the certificate are ignored. Different reasons may occur, however, when a certificate is inspected with regard to different policies.
If errors cannot be determined unambiguously, as is the case when there are two or more reasons for an incident, the by certificate method cannot be
applied. Incidents can then only be added by host.
You can select several incidents from the list and add or delete them in one go by clicking on the Add or the Delete button. If you wish to process an entry separately, use the Add and Delete buttons in the same line.
If an incident was deleted from the list, it will not be ignored in the future, but be generated again should it occur.