Reviewing the minimum Transport Layer Security (TLS) version requirement in the logs
Use the CLI commands in this section to review the minimum version requirement setting for Transport Layer Security (TLS) in the logs.
To review the required minimum TLS version in the logs:
Go to CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal
Review the logs for TLS references:
hostname (config) # show log matching tls
The contents of the log file that mention tls will be displayed. For example:
Apr 3 09:29:31 <hostname> mgmtd[5598]: [211771.546] [mgmtd.INFO]: Forking then execing binary /usr/bin/python with argc 14,argv "/usr/bin/python /opt/fireeye/share/sfserver/scripts/nginx_configurator.py --ssl_min_version tls1.2 --is_dmz 0 --prov_cert_enabled 1
Review the output.
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