You want to give your readers the best experience when they visit your website. Unfortunately, that often means making your site secure–and people don’t like that. If you’re looking for a way to make sure that your website’s SSL configuration is up-to-date and secure, I’ll show you how to do it.
Tls Ssl Failure For Ssl Negotiation Failed
If you are getting a failed to receive handshake ssltls connection failed error on your Google Chrome browser then it is a sign that you are trying to connect to an SSL protected website.
A lot of websites have started using SSL encryption to protect their users and their privacy. Unfortunately, there is no way to fix these errors manually. So what can you do?
Well, there are several things that you can try in order to fix this issue. The first thing you should do is check if your internet connection is stable or not. If it isn’t then try rebooting your modem or router and see if it helps.
The second thing that you can try is clearing your browser’s cache and cookies as well as restarting your computer and opening the website again. If this doesn’t work then go ahead and try disabling any extensions or add-ons from your browser because they might be responsible for causing this error message.
TLS/SSL handshake failed. You may be using an unsupported browser, or the server may not support TLS 1.1 or higher.
The server could not complete the SSL handshake: ssl handshake failed
This error can occur when you try to connect to a website using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) over a firewall or proxy server that uses HTTP/HTTPS filtering. This can happen if your proxy does not support the latest version of SSL technology, which is TLS 1.2.
SSL handshake failed
The server’s security certificate is not configured correctly.
Error code: Ssl Handshake Failed
This may be caused by one of the following issues: The server’s security certificate is not configured correctly. Please check your server configuration or contact your hosting provider for assistance.
Your domain name may have been entered incorrectly. Please check your domain name, ensure that it is correct and try again.
SSL handshake failed. The TLS protocol requires a server to send a certificate upon connecting, which is used by the client to verify that it is indeed connecting to the correct server. If this fails, you need to check the following:
For more information, see Troubleshoot problems with your website.
If you have an SSL certificate from a certificate authority that is not trusted by your browser or operating system, you may see one of these errors:
The requested URL could not be retrieved
An error occurred while processing your request. If you continue to receive this error please contact your service provider for assistance or reply to this email and include the following diagnostic text: —snip—
The page you are looking for no longer exists; perhaps you can find similar information at http://www.google.com/local?q=tls+ssl+failure+for+ssl+negotiation+failed or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSL
This error is usually caused by a problem with the SSL certificate. If the problem is not related to your SSL certificate, please contact your hosting provider for more information.
Solutions:
1. Check your domain name’s DNS settings and make sure that it points to the correct IP address.
2. Check if any of your sites have expired SSL certificates and re-issue them for all of your websites using a single certificate authority like Comodo or GoDaddy.