It would be very, very helpful, because configuring SSL on these services isn't documented nearly as well as the http servers. It would provide great peace of mind.
I searched through the discussion archives. This was requested two years ago, and re-requested a year ago [https://discussions.qualys.com/thread/12348]. Any words on the status of this?
Hi Joseph,
Yes, it would be helpful, and it's something we want to do. But there are other things that we want to do too, and they compete with out expansion to other protocols. The good news is that, as we get those other things done, we're getting closer to supporting assessment of other protocols
Not really a word on the status as such, but we're definitely working towards it.
Have you looked at https://testssl.sh ? It does provide a similar service like ssllabs.com and is not limited to https. And, while being free and open-source, it can be run inside some LAN as well as for public services. I hope the admins don’t mind this ad.
We don't
Thanks so much for posting about this tool! I didn't realize my personal mail server was configured poorly as a result of some improper configuration directives. All fixed now.
Hi Joseph,
Yes, it would be helpful, and it's something we want to do. But there are other things that we want to do too, and they compete with out expansion to other protocols. The good news is that, as we get those other things done, we're getting closer to supporting assessment of other protocols
Not really a word on the status as such, but we're definitely working towards it.