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As the string definition of OpenSSL ciphers (we are using OpenSSL in our code) is different with the counterpart of RFC ciphers, we provide a mapper file "sslciphermap" under the installation folder for the program to check.

Use NMap tool to You can also useNMap tool  (download from https://nmap.org/download.html)  to check if the configuration take takes effect on port 14284 (or port 14294 if using Windows Logon G2). 

Use Command line:  "nmap -sV --script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 14284 <host>"

an example result will be as follows...

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