Public destinations
All resolved addresses are checked before connecting. A private or reserved address in the answer blocks the entire scan; connections use the exact validated IPs.
Check DNS resolution, TCP connectivity, and HTTPS certificate validation from this server.
Try the network sample report — no external requests.
SAMPLE REPORT · ILLUSTRATIVE DATA
demo.example
This report contains fabricated sample data. No external requests were made.
Resolution uses this server’s configured DNS resolver. Connection timings are single observations, not ping latency. Only one IPv4 and one IPv6 address are sampled, and no HTTP request is sent. A timeout or refusal is inconclusive about availability elsewhere.
192.0.2.102001:db8::10Sample TCP connection established.
TCP connection time: 32 ms. TLS handshake time is not included in this number.
Port 80 may be deliberately unavailable. Where HTTP is offered, use the security scanner to check its HTTPS redirect.
Sample TLS handshake and certificate validation succeeded.
TCP connection time: 35 ms. TLS handshake time is not included in this number.
Check HTTPS bindings, certificate hostname and trust, certificate renewal, firewall rules, and IPv6 routing when appropriate. A successful handshake is not a full TLS configuration audit.
Sample IPv6 connection timed out.
Port 80 may be deliberately unavailable. Where HTTP is offered, use the security scanner to check its HTTPS redirect.
Sample IPv6 connection timed out.
Check HTTPS bindings, certificate hostname and trust, certificate renewal, firewall rules, and IPv6 routing when appropriate. A successful handshake is not a full TLS configuration audit.
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All resolved addresses are checked before connecting. A private or reserved address in the answer blocks the entire scan; connections use the exact validated IPs.
Four connections maximum, with four-second per-connection limits. No arbitrary port ranges, ICMP ping, traceroute, or internal network scanning.
TLS uses the submitted hostname and normal certificate chain validation. Revocation is not checked; missing intermediate certificates can cause validation to fail.