Usage: strsclnt [-n nickname] [-p port] [-d dbdir] [-c connections] [-BDNovqs] [-f filename] [-N | -P percentage] [-w dbpasswd] [-C cipher(s)] [-t threads] [-W pwfile] [-V [min-version]:[max-version]] [-a sniHostName] hostname where -v means verbose -o flag is interpreted as follows: 1 -o means override the result of server certificate validation. 2 -o's mean skip server certificate validation altogether. -D means no TCP delays -q means quit when server gone (timeout rather than retry forever) -s means disable SSL socket locking -N means no session reuse -P means do a specified percentage of full handshakes (0-100) -V [min]:[max] restricts the set of enabled SSL/TLS protocols versions. All versions are enabled by default. Possible values for min/max: ssl3 tls1.0 tls1.1 tls1.2 Example: "-V ssl3:" enables SSL 3 and newer. -U means enable throttling up threads -T enable the cert_status extension (OCSP stapling) -u enable TLS Session Ticket extension -z enable compression -g enable false start

Usage: strsclnt [-n nickname] [-p port] [-d dbdir] [-c connections] [-BDNovqs] [-f filename] [-N | -P percentage] [-w dbpasswd] [-C cipher(s)] [-t threads] [-W pwfile] [-V [min-version]:[max-version]] [-a sniHostName] hostname where -v means verbose -o flag is interpreted as follows: 1 -o means override the result of server certificate validation. 2 -o's mean skip server certificate validation altogether. -D means no TCP delays -q means quit when server gone (timeout rather than retry forever) -s means disable SSL socket locking -N means no session reuse -P means do a specified percentage of full handshakes (0-100) -V [min]:[max] restricts the set of enabled SSL/TLS protocols versions. All versions are enabled by default. Possible values for min/max: ssl3 tls1.0 tls1.1 tls1.2 Example: "-V ssl3:" enables SSL 3 and newer. -U means enable throttling up threads -T enable the cert_status extension (OCSP stapling) -u enable TLS Session Ticket extension -z enable compression -g enable false start