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Issuer: CN=Microsoft IT SSL SHA2, OU=Microsoft IT, O=MicrosoftĬorporation, L=Redmond, S=Washington, C=US O=Microsoft Corporation, L=Redmond, S=WA, C=US Information in it about things that may be wrong with the certificate to help

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This export format is different than the one used in conjunction with the Save all of the certificate information out in table format that you can open

Save certificate information out to a CSV file.

Useful if you want to check a lot of servers in one sitting.

Import multiple DNS name records from a CSV file.

Other servers in pool will be displayed in the Information text box in blue colour and will be tested directly via their IP Address rather than the DNS name. Rather than having to look all of the servers Records per A record for the purposes of DNS load balancing. In the case of Skype for Business, we nearly always have multiple DNS Instruct to the tool to test all of the IP Addresses that are resolved for aĭNS Name.

The “Test DNSLB Pool” checkbox is on by default and will.

The “Show Root Chain” will display the root certificate andĪll of the intermediate certificates that are applicable in the trust chain for.

“Show Advanced” checkbox will show all of the information in.

Select the DNS server you would like to use to resolve DNSįrom by entering a DNS Server IP address in the “DNS Server” field.

Check the SIP Internal SRV record (_sipinternaltls._) by simply entering the SIP domain name and ticking the “SIP INT SRV” checkbox.

Check the SIP SRV record (_sip._) by simplyĮntering the SIP domain name and ticking the “SIP SRV” checkbox.

(_sipfederationtls._) simply by entering the SIP domain name and

Check the certificate of a Federation SRV record.

Check the certificate being used by a server using the FQDN/IP.