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5 TopicsCertificate Issue : unable to find valid certification path to requested target
Hello, We deployed a staging e-payment application, using a Virtual Server with these properties : port : https protocol profile : mptcp-mobile-optimized HTTP Profile : XFF SSL Profile : 2 certificates - The issued certificate & a second certificate with Default SSL Profile for SNI SNAT Pool : ip in the same subnet as nodes. Pool : 2 pool members with port 7010 I'm using public certificates (signed by CA Verisign G5 & CA Symantec G4) the web page is displayed correctly, & SSL checks says all is ok (tested with "; & ";) the actual issue is that transaction doesn't pass over https (in http it works fine) here's the error message relived from client side : -An exception occured in HTTPProcess sendMessage. Exception: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target. - doPost exception encountered. Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException. can you support us please?1.1KViews0likes6CommentsDifference in VS connections versus Pool connections
Hi all, I am wondering the difference between the current connections on a virtual server versus the current connections on a pool. For example my http/https virtual server has 91 current connections while the pool only has 30. I was under the impression that these two values should be the same. Does this mean there are 91 users hitting this url, or 30? I am using a oneconnect profile on this virtual server, so does this mean that its more accurate to say we have 91 users hitting the url but they're sharing the 30 connections already open from the F5 to the servers on the back end? Thank you600Views0likes4CommentsLTM HTTPS and HTTP internal with policy and SSL server profile enabled
Dear All, I am wondering if it is possible to combine HTTP and HTTPS traffic internally using only one virtual server, for example; Virtual server App.domain.com:443 with a LTM policy enabled to forward traffic Internally forward app.domain.com/shop with HTTP to server 1 unencrypted Internally forward app.domain.com/products with HTTPS to server 2 encrypted Reading the documentation about the SSL server profile enabled all traffic will be encrypted towards the internal servers. It would be very convenient to add this feature within a LTM policy to be able to forward traffic using HTTPS and HTTP combined using one virtual server and one LTM policy. Is there a possible way to accomplish this in LTM?299Views0likes5CommentsRedirecting iRule
Hi, I have a requirement from the business as below, Currently there is a homepage of the vendor as www.abc.co.kr/ko.html (URL1) The end users access the above homepage and then access a link on this page which directs to an application, when they do so they would see below URL on their browsers, lets refer it as URL2 https://xyz.abc.co.kr/krwebapp Now, the requirement of the business is that when the end user access URL2 in the homepage (URL1) then the users should see below URL on their browsers instead of URL2 www.abc.co.kr/krwebapp Can anyone please tell me if its achievable via iRules in which case would be great if you can share me the code so that I can test it. Thanks in advance, MSK290Views0likes2CommentsiRule redirect to https if condition doesn't match
I need to send traffic to appr pools on port 80 based on a specific Host and URI combination and all other traffic should get redirected to https irrespective of Host and URI combination. I have below iRule that works fine for my port 80 work. Please suggest what to append to redirect traffic to https otherwise. Redirect to https should be based on [HTTP::host] when HTTP_REQUEST { switch -glob [HTTP::host][HTTP::uri] { "sample1.ehosts.net/word1/word2*" { pool sample1.ehosts.net_word } "sample2.ehosts.net/word1/word2*" { pool sample2.ehosts.net_word } "sample3.ehosts.net/word1/word2*" { pool sample3.ehosts.net_word } } }239Views0likes1Comment