Are HTTPS probes supported in Cisco devices ?

Hello,
I am aware Cisco supports HTTP probe types. Are HTTPS (HTTP Secure) probes are supported in Cisco devices too ? If so from which IOS version ?
Your comments are very much appreciated.
Thanks.

Hi ,
As per my understanding there is No IOS code which support HTTPS opeartions , Only HTTP operations are supported as of now.
Thakns
Afroz

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