I'm not 100% sure, but I suspect that you may be right. One way that you might be able to double check is if you can connect via plain http? (IIRC you should be able to access vanilla http if you explicitly browse to it).
FYI, we use the Mozilla SSL Configuration Generator "Intermediate" settings. It sounds like you might need the "Old" settings (that link should take you to a page that I've pre-filled Apache and OpenSSL versions and selected "old").
The parts from that which you'll want to copy are "SSLCipherSuite" and possibly "SSLProtocol" (you might also want to update "SSLHonorCipherOrder" too). The file on your server that you'll need to edit is /etc/apache2/mods-available/ssl.conf. Once you've updated as desired, then be sure to restart Apache:
I suspect that you are right!
I'm not 100% sure, but I suspect that you may be right. One way that you might be able to double check is if you can connect via plain http? (IIRC you should be able to access vanilla http if you explicitly browse to it).
FYI, we use the Mozilla SSL Configuration Generator "Intermediate" settings. It sounds like you might need the "Old" settings (that link should take you to a page that I've pre-filled Apache and OpenSSL versions and selected "old").
The parts from that which you'll want to copy are "SSLCipherSuite" and possibly "SSLProtocol" (you might also want to update "SSLHonorCipherOrder" too). The file on your server that you'll need to edit is /etc/apache2/mods-available/ssl.conf. Once you've updated as desired, then be sure to restart Apache:
Hopefully that helps?!