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Test all the things: IPv6, HTTP/2, SHA-2

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Company
Date Published
Author
John Graham-Cumming
Word Count
288
Company Posts That Month
13
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

On September 02, 2015, John Graham-Cumming announced that CloudFlare had switched on a test server to allow users to check the compatibility of their web clients with IPv4/IPv6, HTTP/2, and an SSL certificate using SHA-2 for its signature. The server was intended for testing purposes only and used three key technologies: IPv4/IPv6, HTTP/2, and a SHA-2 based SSL certificate. This test site aimed to provide users with an HTTP/2 endpoint to test their client software compatibility.

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