HP Comware 5 Debug Manual Vol 3

Field
Description
SSLv2 read client string.
SSLv2 read a client side message, which may be hello A, hello B, hello
C, master key A, master key B, finished A, or finished B.
SSLv2 write client string.
SSLv2 wrote a client side message, which may be hello A, hello B,
master key A, master key B, finished A, finished B, certificate A,
certificate B, certificate C, or certificate D.
SSLv2 write server string.
SSLv2 wrote a server side message, which may be hello A, hello B, verify
A, verify B, verify C, finished A, or finished B.
SSLv2 write request certificate
string.
SSLv2 wrote a request certificate, which may be A, B, C, or D.
SSLv3 read server string.
SSLv3 read a server side message, which may be hello A, hello B, key
exchange A, key exchange B, certificate request A, certificate request B,
done A, or done B.
SSLv3 read client string.
SSLv3 read a client side message, which may be hello A, hello B, hello
C, certificate A, certificate B, key exchange A, or key exchange B.
SSLv3 write client string.
SSLv3 wrote a client side message, which may be hello A, hello B,
certificate A, certificate B, certificate C, certificate D, key exchange A, or
key exchange B.
SSLv3 write server string.
SSLv3 wrote a server side message, which may be hello A, hello B, done
A, or done B.
SSLv3 write string.
SSLv3 wrote a message, which may be certificate verify A, certificate
verify B, change cipher spec A, change cipher spec B, finished A,
finished B, hello request A, hello request B, hello request C, certificate A,
certificate B, key exchange A, key exchange B, certificate request A, or
certificate request B.
SSLv3 read string.
SSLv3 read a message, which may be certificate verify A, certificate
verify B, finished A, finished B, change cipher spec A, or change cipher
spec A.
SSLv2/v3 write client string. SSLv2/v3 wrote a client side message, which may be hello A or hello B.
SSLv2/v3 read client string. SSLv2/v3 read a client side message, which may be hello A or hello B.
SSLv2/v3 read server string. SSLv2/v3 read a server side message, which may be hello A or hello B.
SSLv3 flush data. SSLv3 is preparing for the next process.
SSL_accept end successfully The SSL handshake process ended successfully.
SSL_accept end unsuccessfully The SSL handshake process failed.
Examples
# Enable debugging for SSL events on a device configured with HTTPS service. When an SSL client
accesses the HTTPS server, output similar to the following example is generated:
<Sysname> terminal debugging
<Sysname> terminal monitor
<Sysname> debugging ssl event
*Nov 9 17:06:19:146 2008 Sysname SSL/7/EVENT:Accept SSLv3 connection , send accept message,
SSL ID: 24.
// SSL accepted an SSLv3 connection request and sent an acknowledgement message. The SSL ID of the
connection is 24.
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