Network SSL Certificate Scanner

SSL Cert Scanner is the FREE SSL Certificate Scanner tool which can help you to remotely scan, retrieve and validate the SSL certificate. It can greatly help you to track expired/rogue certificate on your SSL servers.

You can either enter the IP address or name of the host such as www.facebook.com. Also it supports both HTTPS (port 443) as well as LDAPS (port 636) service for scanning SSL certificate. On successful completion, important certificate details are displayed along with status of validation. You can also view the complete details of SSL certificate by simply double clicking on it.

Here are the main features of SSLCertScanner

* Remotely scan SSL certificate on any host within the intranet or internet.
* Support for scanning SSL certificate associated with LDAPS and HTTPS service.
* View the complete SSL certificate of the host.
* Manually specify the custom SSL Port number.
* Displays detailed status for each host during scanning operation.
* Automatically validates if the certificate is expired or not.
* Option to stop the scan at any point during scanning operation.
* Completely Portable Tool which also comes with optional Installer for assisting you in local Installation & Uninstallation.
* Works on wide range of platforms starting from Windows XP to Windows 8.

For more advanced features check out our Enterprise Edition, NetCertScanner at http://NetCertScanner.com


What's new in this release:
Added feature to automatically remember and restore user settings.

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