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We're having some strange behavior, whereas, traffic from a particular building fails in HTTP or HTTPS. &nbsp;All we can determine at this point is there are two different versions of TLS showing in the traces. &nbsp;TLSv1 and TLSv1.2. &nbsp;The TLSv1 transactions all seem to work fine, however, those with the insignia of TLSv1.2 all seem to fail.<br />
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Huge timeouts, Server fails to respond etc. &nbsp;Can anyone shed some light on this situation for me and make it known if<br />
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1. are v1.1 and v1.2 compatible or interoperable?<br />
2. is there a way to have the server accept both if there is a difference?<br />
3. what other places might I look to identify a remedy to this problem.
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We're having some strange behavior, whereas, traffic from a particular building fails in HTTP or HTTPS.  All we can determine at this point is there are two different versions of TLS showing in the traces.  TLSv1 and TLSv1.2.  The TLSv1 transactions all seem to work fine, however, those with the insignia of TLSv1.2 all seem to fail.

Huge timeouts, Server fails to respond etc.  Can anyone shed some light on this situation for me and make it known if

1. are v1.1 and v1.2 compatible or interoperable?
2. is there a way to have the server accept both if there is a difference?
3. what other places might I look to identify a remedy to this problem.

SSL TLSv1 -vs- TLSv1.2

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