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SSL Profiles Part 1: Handshakes

This is the first in a series of tech tips on the F5 BIG-IP LTM SSL profiles.  SSL Overview and Handshake SSL Certificates Certificate Chain Implementation Cipher Suites SSL Options SSL...
Updated Mar 24, 2023
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Apr 15, 2014
I have a question.... in the case where both client and server ssl profiles are enabled, do we need a certificate in the server ssl profile?

 

how does encryption/decryption happen in the following scenarios?

 

 

1- there is no certificate in server ssl profile, there is certificate on the server

 

2 - there is certificate in server ssl profile, there is certificate on the server, both the certificates are same

 

3 - there is certificate in server ssl profile, there is certificate on the server, both certificates are different.