ToolHop.

ADVERT

SSL Certificate Inspector

Fetch live TLS certificate details from a hostname. Verify issuer, validity dates, SAN entries, and the complete certificate chain in one view.

How to use this tool

  1. Enter a hostname without protocol and run inspection.
  2. Review certificate subject, issuer, validity window, and SAN entries.
  3. Check chain positions and status chips to identify trust or expiry issues.

Why teams use this

  • Detect certificates nearing expiry before they trigger incidents.
  • Confirm SAN coverage matches deployed hostnames and subdomains.
  • Validate that presented chains are issued by expected certificate authorities.

Troubleshooting tips

  • If lookup fails, confirm the host is reachable on port 443.
  • Network egress rules or proxies can block direct TLS inspection.
  • DNS misconfiguration can cause cert checks to target the wrong endpoint.

FAQ

Does this store certificate data on the server?
The tool performs live inspection for your request and returns certificate metadata for immediate analysis.
Can I inspect non-443 ports?
Not currently. The inspector targets standard HTTPS port 443.
Does a valid chain guarantee browser trust?
Not always. Clients may enforce additional trust-store, hostname, and policy constraints.

Resources

ADVERT

ADVERT