AltocumulusI want to confirm context usage of SSL Bridging. Does it mean:
1. SSL pass-thru
2. SSL terminates on the F-5 and then re-encrypts using serverssl?
Im trying to understand what customers and others refer to when they say that specific comment. I thought bridging was just another way of saying pass-thru...
NoctilucentNumber one is my understanding. SSL bridging would just be passing the session through rather than breaking the SSL.
CirrostratusI got screened out of a job once because I had never used the term, but it is actually number 2. I was totally familiar with the concept. Just drew a blank when I heard it as we rarely use it. I know what the term means now though ;-D
Chris
Noctilucent
AltocumulusThanks. I also thought the same thing as Cory. I appreciate the link too.
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