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Tools Any quick way to determine if the communication is encrypted
I have a java process running on serverA on port 9200

It connects & communicates with the database on serverB port 4222.

Earlier I had not enabled encryption between them but now I have specified the java process on serverA to encryption communication by specifying the following on the java server


My OS is: uname -a
- SunOS mymac 5.10 Generic_150400-40 sun4v sparc sun4v

Is there is quick and easy way to confirm if the communication is now encrypted between the two parties ?
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