[Solved] - Error during SSL Handshake with remote server

[Solved] - Error during SSL Handshake with remote server

The "Error during SSL Handshake with remote server" occurs when a client is unable to establish a secure connection to a server due to an issue with the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) protocol.

There could be several reasons for this error:

1. Invalid SSL certificate: The server's SSL certificate may be invalid or self-signed, causing the client to reject the connection.

2. Unsupported SSL version: The client and server may be using different versions of SSL, causing the handshake to fail.

3. Incorrect server domain name: The client may be connecting to the wrong server or using the wrong hostname for the server.

4. Firewall or proxy blocking: A firewall or proxy may be blocking the SSL connection, causing the handshake to fail.

5. Incorrect certificate trust chain: The certificate chain may be incomplete or incorrect, causing the client to reject the connection.

To resolve the issue, you may need to update the SSL certificate, ensure the correct server domain name is being used, check your firewall or proxy settings, or correct the certificate trust chain.

It is recommended to consult the system administrator or the support documentation of the server and client software for further troubleshooting.