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 Technical :: Software > SSLcheck
While working in WebSphere MQ Service, I developed an application to help customers configure SSL for a WebSphere MQ network.

Written in my spare time, the application was developed in C as a standalone utility, and was released as a freeware software application from IBM.com.
Description from ibm.com
Abstract
A test tool to look for common configuration mistakes in WebSphere MQ SSL configurations and provides recommendations for resolving problems.
Description
A test tool designed to look for common configuration mistakes in customer SSL configurations. Intended to be run from the command-line on Windows and UNIX platforms where GSkit is used to provide WebSphere MQ SSL support.
The tool can check an individual queue manager to confirm that SSL has been correctly configured. Alternatively, if also provided with a copy of SSL files used by an WebSphere MQ client, it simulates a connection between the queue manager and client which it can then examine and provide diagnostic feedback on.
Possible Uses
This SupportPac is designed for people who are trying to use SSL with their WebSphere MQ channels, and would like confirmation that channels have been correctly configured, or a more detailed explanation why their channels are failing.
External Links
ibm logo Download the SSLcheck tool from ibm.com

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