URL: https://linuxfr.org/forums/linux-general/posts/tlsv1-record-layer-alert-level-fatal-description-handshake-failure Title: TLSv1 Record Layer: Alert (Level: Fatal, Description: Handshake Failure) Authors: Catalin Date: 2022年07月07日T01:17:02+02:00 License: CC By-SA Tags: tls, handshake et ssl Score: -1 Bonsoir a tous, Je m-apelle Catalin, et je besoin d'aide. Ca c'ete tout ma Francais, car je puex expliquer mieux en Anglais. :) Recently, I had to switch from http to https. I have modified the IP tables of Linux server to block http and allow https. As we are running on geo-redundancy we have 2 similar servers with the same function. After this change, I'm able to access by https only one server out of 2. Taking a dump, I can observe that after Client Hello, I get, Alert: Handshake Failure. For successfull one TLS V1.2 is used For unsuccessful one TLS V1.0 is used (how can I make sure that same TLS V1.2 is used for unsuccessful example) I'm using the same browser IE for both servers. Extrachecks: On firewall, both destinations are part of the same zone. I have compared ssl.conf file between the two servers and there is no difference. Merci beaucoup, Catalin