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How to get client SSL profile to inerhit parent cipher suite in SNI config?
Hi SteveMP,
as Hannes have already pointed out, the solution is to uncheck the Chipher-Suite settings so that the profile will inherit the settings from its parent profile.
When using SNI, make sure that you configure security related settings only in the SNI-Default Profile and that every other SNI-related profile will inherit thoose settings.
Basically you have to create the folling profiles / inheritance
- ClientSSL-Profile
Contains default settings
- SNI-Default-Profile
Inherits all settings from the ClientSSL-Profile
MAY contains custom chiphers, security and ssl settings
MUST be the default Profile for SNI
- Additional SNI-Profiles
Inherits all settings from the SNI-Default-Profile
MUST NOT be the default SNI Profile
MUST have a SNI value configured
To bulk change the involved profiles without getting security warnings, you may...
a.) Temporary detach all profiles from the virtual server, tweak the settings as outlined above and then attach the changed profile again. This change can be performed on the standby unit to not affect live traffic. After the change is complete synch the configuration or perform a failover.
b.) Create a new set of SNI-enabled SSL Profiles, tweak the settings as outlined above and then replace the old profile with the just created profiles. Then delete the old SSL Profiles...
c.) Export the existing SSLProfile configuration via
tmsh list ltm profile client-ssl
, change the config settings as outlined above, import the changed configuration via tmsh load sys config merge from-terminal
Cheers, Kai
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