NetScanTools SSL Certificate Scanner

The NetScanTools SSL Certificate Scanner is a must-have for network admins. This tool helps keep track of all your network devices and makes sure everything is working smoothly. Plus, it plays a big role in keeping your network safe by scanning web server certificates regularly to avoid any potential breaches.

Easy Certificate Scanning

This scanner lets you grab important certificate info from both your internal servers and external websites without breaking a sweat. You can even run scans on multiple servers at once! Just set up a list of the addresses you want to check, and the scanner will analyze each one, showing you all the details right in its main window.

Simple Setup Process

To get started, all you need to do is enter either the hostname or the IPv4 address of your web server. If you've got lots to check, don’t worry—you can import them from a text file too! Just make sure each host is on a new line, followed by its port number (which might not always be 443). There’s also an address range generator if that helps!

Dive into Detailed Results

Once your list is ready and loaded into the app's main window, you're good to go! The NetScanTools SSL Certificate Scanner will pull up everything about the certificate (HTTPS), like its validity dates, signature algorithm, public key info, organization names, issuer details, and even where to find the root certificate.

Connection Method Tests

This handy tool also tests connection methods—whether it's SSL (versions 2 or 3) or TLS (versions 1, 1.1, or 1.2). For each server scanned, you'll get access to the full certificate chain with extra details included!

Exporting Your Data

If you need to save this data for later use or share it with teammates, exporting it is super easy! You can save it as a tab-delimited text file, CSV file or HTML document. Alternatively, just copy it right from the app and paste it wherever you want.

Your Go-To Tool for Network Management

The NetScanTools SSL Certificate Scanner is an essential tool for every network manager. With just one click, you can access all important certificate information. It helps administrators keep an eye on their certificates' health and validity in real-time so they can take action if anything looks off—like if a certificate is about to expire!