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Proctor migrates customers from the old version of the student web application to the new one.
The old version of the web application will no longer be developed or supported as of November 1.
New features and improvements are only being made in the latest version. We are giving time to test the new version and make a smooth transition.

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How to check an SSL Certificate

This article explains how to quickly verify whether a client’s SSL certificate meets the requirements for Constructor Proctor integration. Checking SSL validity is a mandatory step before enabling secure communication between the LMS and the proctoring service.

Steps

  1. Open an SSL testing tool (e.g., SSL Labs).

  2. Enter the client’s LMS or test URL.

  3. Submit and review the results.

What to check

Ratings range from A to F, with issues flagged for:

  • Domain name mismatch

  • Invalid, expired, or self-signed certificates

  • Untrusted certificate authorities

  • Use of weak algorithms (e.g., MD2, MD5)

  • Revoked certificates

  • Incomplete certificate chains

 

See also: Common SSL-Related Errors