:CertIsValid

Classes

     aprFTP()

     aprHTTP()

     aprNNTP()

     aprPOP()

     aprSMTP()

     aprTelnet()

Syntax

     Read:

           :CertIsValid --> lValid

Description

Logical determining if the Certificate is Valid

Under certain circumstances the Certificate may read as not completely valid. However this does not mean that it is not otherwise fully functional.

Example:

Certificate is issued to www.SomeCompany.com and the connection is accessing the certificate from the URL www1.SomeCompany.com. In this case, the certificate will not show as valid, but in fact it is and is fully functional.

To get further information about the certificate see :CertStatus

See Also

:CertCipher, :CertCipherStrength, :CertExpiresDate, :CertExpiresTime, :CertHash, :CertHashStrength, :CertIssuedDate, :CertIssuedTime, :CertIssuer, :CertIssuerCommonName, :CertIssuerCountry, :CertIssuerEmail, :CertIssuerLocale, :CertIssuerOrg, :CertIssuerOU, :CertIssuerState, :CertIsValid, :CertKeyExchange, :CertnCipher, :CertnHash, :CertnKeyExchange, :CertnProtocol, :CertnStatus, :CertProtocol, :CertStatus, :CertSubject, :CertSubjectCommonName, :CertSubjectCountry, :CertSubjectLocale, :CertSubjectOrg, :CertSubjectOU, :CertSubjectState, :ClearCert()