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I'm trying to set up a client connection to a server using node.js and TLS but it's failing. My question is how to get more information about why the connection is failing. Ideally something similar to when using openssl (which connects fine) which shows the handshaking and certificate exchange. At the moment all I get is { [Error: socket hang up] code: 'ECONNRESET' }. I'm using something like the code below which was based on an internet blog. var tls = require('tls'), fs = require('fs'); // callback for when secure connection established function connected(stream) { if (stream) { stream.write('Hello'); } else { console.log("Connection failed"); } } // needed to keep socket variable in scope var dummy = this; // try to connect to the server dummy.socket = tls.connect( { port: 8000, host: 'dest.server.com', ca: [ fs.readFileSync('C:\\Tools\\Certificates\\TestRoot.pem', 'utf8') ], cert: fs.readFileSync('C:\\Tools\\Certificates\\source.server.com.cert.pem', 'utf8'), key: fs.readFileSync('C:\\Tools\\Certificates\\source.server.com.key.pem', 'utf8'), passphrase: 'password', } , function() { // callback called only after successful socket connection dummy.connected = true; if (dummy.socket.authorized) { // authorization successful console.log('auth ok'); dummy.socket.setEncoding('utf-8'); connected(dummy.socket); } else { // authorization failed console.log('auth fail'); console.log(dummy.socket.authorizationError); connected(null); } }); dummy.socket.addListener('data', function(data) { // received data console.log(data); }); dummy.socket.addListener('error', function(error) { if (!dummy.connected) { // socket was not connected, notify callback connected(null); } console.log("FAIL"); console.log(error); }); dummy.socket.addListener('close', function() { // do somet

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