PartialChain or missing intermediate
Download the correct intermediate bundle from your CA and configure it alongside the leaf certificate. For Nginx, ssl_certificate commonly points to a fullchain PEM file.
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Enter a public hostname. The checker obtains its TLS certificate and displays the validation path built by the server’s operating system. Intermediate downloading is disabled to avoid hidden outbound requests.
Download the correct intermediate bundle from your CA and configure it alongside the leaf certificate. For Nginx, ssl_certificate commonly points to a fullchain PEM file.
Check that the certificate chains to a CA trusted by your intended clients. Private PKI requires distributing its root to those clients; a public website normally needs a public CA.
Some clients have cached intermediates or different trust roots. Test your deployment with a clean client as well. The root normally does not need to be sent by the server.
Usually no. Send the leaf and required intermediates. The client must already trust an appropriate root; sending a root cannot make it trusted.
No. .NET exposes the OS-built chain here, which can reorder certificates and use locally cached intermediates. The diagram is a validation path, not evidence of the exact order or completeness of the transmitted list.
No. Online CRL, OCSP and AIA retrieval are disabled. This tool does not claim to check revocation or replace a full TLS security assessment.
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