Translating Cipher Suites from Wireshark to BIG-IP
Many of us use Wireshark to capture and analyze network traffic. When it comes to SSL/TLS traffic, Wireshark does a great job of showing the cipher suites presented by the client and then the cipher ...
Updated Jun 06, 2023
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ltwagnon
Sep 25, 2017Ret. Employee
Hi Piotr. I ran this same command on a few of my lab boxes, and the results are showing up as expected. One option you could try is to send the output of the command to a file. Here's what I did on my box:
openssl ciphers -V DEFAULT > /tmp/ciphers.txt
Then, I used "nano" to open and look at the ciphers.txt file. You could use any editor you like, though.It had all the ciphers listed with the hexadecimal values. Hopefully this helps!