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refra_151287
Cirrus
Dec 16, 2014Multi-Domains mapped to single IP
Hi ALL,
we have three domains , 1- domain1.hostname.com 2-domain2.hostname.com 3- domain3.hostname.com
all mapped to single IP "VIP: 10.10.10.10" when I access domain1.hostname.com, it should give m...
- Dec 16, 2014
when F5 forwards the request to back-end server it doesn't includes the domain name at all??
by default host header is not changed. you can run tcpdump/ssldump on bigip to check.
refra_151287
Cirrus
Dec 16, 2014the command is cleared the Host at the request for port 80 but for 443 didn't! I wasn't able to find out the Hostname.
- nitassDec 16, 2014
Employee
for https, you have to use private key to decrypt it. ssldump -Aed -nni 0.0 -k host x.x.x.x and port 443 - refra_151287Dec 16, 2014
Cirrus
Private key if I'm using the default self signed certificate between the F5 and server "serverssl" what will gonna be private key? - nitassDec 16, 2014
Employee
it is server-side (between bigip and server), isn't it? private key should be from the server. - refra_151287Dec 16, 2014
Cirrus
so how can I get that Private key from the server side?! - nitassDec 21, 2014
Employee
you may have to check with your server administrator.
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