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3 TopicsSSL PROFILE - How to use multiple SSL Profile Client in Virtual Server
Hello guys, I have a VDI portal that runs through an APM. This portal uses in its VS an ssl profile for a wildcard certificate and another ssl profile for a smartcard that requests a token after entering a user and password. The question is, I can't use both profiles at the same time, I've already changed the Default SSL Profile for SNI option, but the smartcard no longer requests the token on the page. How do I use the two profiles and still manage to have the token request for the correct authentication of the page? Note: The token is requested in the Access Profile via On-Demand-Cert-Auth.Solved1.3KViews0likes2CommentsWhy is OCSP response caching not working with Client Certificate Authentication?
Hi everyone, I'm implementing OCSP client certificate authentication on BIG-IP using a custom OCSP Auth profile. I see that BIG-IP sends a new OCSP request for each connection. I’ve tried disabling the Nonce option and setting custom values for Status Age and Validity Period, but it didn’t change the behavior — no caching happens. Also, I confirmed that caching seems to work only in OCSP stapling scenarios , but not when validating client certificates. Question: Is it expected that OCSP Auth profiles do not support any form of caching, Is there a supported workaround to avoid redundant OCSP traffic or should I configure a CRL? Thanks in advance!Solved299Views0likes2CommentsOCSP AUTH AGENT
Hello everyone, I'm facing a situation and I need your input to figure it out what's wrong. I have a VIP where mtls is configured in the client SSL profile with the issuer's certificate as CA (we call it CA_1), and it works well. (Per info, the client cert is issued by CA_1, which is also issued and signed by a higher authority CA_2.) I wanted to make OCSP checks for client certificates so I created a simple APM policy as follows : Client --- > on-demand cert agent ---> OCSP Auth Agent ---> Allow or deny The OCSP responder is configured with the same CA_1 that's configured in the in the Client authentication in the ssl profile, and a responder (ocsp.example.com). The error I'm facing is OCSP Auth agent: Failure status 'Error querying OCSP responder host ocsp.example.com. To troubleshoot, I did few tests and we can eliminate the following possibilities: Connectivity and DNS: I can reach the responder in the http port using the FQDN. Blocked traffic : no Firewall inspection between the BIG IP and the responder. The responder is not treating the request as it should: openssl ocsp verification works fine and gets me the wanted result from the ocsp responder. The famous "missing host header" : the header is well included in the request sent by the big ip to the responder; moreover, i compared this request to the one sent when using openssl ocsp and the one sent when i test from my own computer using openssl, and they are identical when it comes to the OCSP date in the request and response frames. What's more interesting is when I capture the response sent by the responder when the apm sends the ocsp verification request, i can clearly see that's stating the status of the certificate (which is revoked in my case), but the APM logs doesn't show that; instead, when debugging, it says that the on-demand cert agent is executed (i can see the client cert and the issuer cert CA_1 as well) and then it moves successfully to the OCSP auth agent and then directly it says the querying error. Could you please tell me if you see anything i could do to troubleshoot more ? Any ideas ? PS 1 : I tried also using the CA_2, a bundle of CA_1 and CA_2, a cert chain of both, but no luck ! PS 2 : when i use the CRLDP agent, i can see the status (revoked) in the APM logs. Thank you in advance !99Views0likes0Comments