Agreed, but not everything is public facing, and sometimes you need quick verification. ssllabs is great and should definitely be done on all external endpoints, but it takes a while to run.
First, the link is missing an 'l' at the end. [0] Second, exactly what makes SSL Labs the 'industry standard'? I'm well-aware of their services and use in the industry, but I would tend to think that the actual RFCs are industry standard, and not a rather specious high-school grading system for whether a particular TLS provider is secure.
In my opinion, the high-school grading system is one of the best features of SSL Labs. Most people don't have the time or interest to read the RFCs and follow the issues closely. The grading system help them easily understand what is important and what isn't. (Disclosure: I built SSL Labs.)
So I used this site to check my server and then used the Mozilla SSL config generator. This fixed my site and got me to an "A" rating.
So at this point the biggest thing I'm looking at is the "Chain issues" line that reads "Contains anchor". Assuming this has something to do with the bundle file I created?
https://www.ssllabs.com/index.htm