determining the ssl cipher a client is trying to use

[Francis Swasey <Frank.Swasey@uvm.edu>]

I am attempting to help our local team deploying PeopleSoft at UVM get 
an SSL connection to our LDAP server.  At the present time, we are up to 
the point of the PeopleSoft supplied ldapsearch.exe program attempting 
the SSL connection, but the two sides are unable to find an encryption 
cipher that they will both agree to use.

I have been unable to determine what SSL encryption cipher the client is 
attempting to use -- it's not saying and slapd run with -d -1 on the 
server doesn't tell me either (which is both surprising and disappointing).

I've googled and come up empty -- does anyone have a method for 
determining what SSL cipher a client is trying to use with an OpenLDAP 
2.2.26 server?

Thanks,
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