SSL Profiles Part 8: Client Authentication
This is the eighth article in a series of Tech Tips that highlight SSL Profiles on the BIG-IP LTM.
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Updated Mar 25, 2023
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Mar 06, 2019Ret. Employee
Hi Daniel...great question! Yes, if you install a certificate signed by a CA (like DigiCert), then clients with that signed certificate would be able to connect. The BIG-IP would effectively be told to accept connections from a signed DigiCert (or whatever you use) certificate. You could move back to the self signed cert if you want. But, I'm wondering if there's another solution for accepting clients. Maybe you could try other options rather than having to use Client Authentication? Obviously I don't know all the details of your setup, but I'm just thinking there might be some other ways to accept some clients and not others. Do you have ASM running by chance?