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To check a certificate, simply run:
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```bash
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./check-ssl [domain]
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./check-ssl [server]
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```
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-`example.com`
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-`example.com:443`
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-`https://www.example.com:443/foo/bar`
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-`93.184.216.34`
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By default, it'll resolve the IP of the given domain and test against that server. But you can also use this tool to check other servers by providing two arguments: the server to test and the SNI to use. For example:
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