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Enabling ASM on a https Virtual Server...?
Hi,
I have a https Virtual Server currently working in ssl transparent mode (no certificate is installed in F5). Now I would like to enable ASM on the same virtual server, so i just want to know is it necessary to install SSL Certificate for the https virtual server (SSL bridging) in order to configure ASM ?
Any help would be highly appreciated...!
2 Replies
- Hannes_Rapp
Nimbostratus
Indeed, for that you will have to configure a clientside SSL profile and decrypt the traffic. The ASM module can not inspect encrypted traffic at L7.
If for whatever reason you have to route encrypted traffic to end-server, you can also configure both, a clientside and a serverside SSL profile which will help you retain a similar level of network security. In such setup, F5 will offload the SSL to process ASM security-checks, and re-encrypt any permitted traffic prior to routing the requests to backend servers.
- siru_129409
Nimbostratus
thanks you Hanness
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