08-29-2006 11:35 AM
I am still having problems getting multiple ports to load balance with one-armed bandit configuration. Actually http is loadbalancing fine - but https is not working at all. What debug can I run on the CSS to see if my browser initiated https requests are hitting the CSS? The show summ is showing no hits yet I know there is nothing blocking traffic to the CSS or to the server in question.
service oldwww:443
keepalive port 443
protocol tcp
ip address 26.19.98.11
port 443
keepalive type tcp
active
content www.demo:443
balance aca
advanced-balance ssl
vip address 26.19.98.45
protocol tcp
port 443
add service oldwww:443
active
group Servers2
vip address 26.19.98.45
add service oldwww:80
add service oldwww:443
active
Owner Content Rules State Services Service Hits
demo_master testssl2 Active ssltesta 2
www.demo:80 Active oldwww:80 151
www.demo:443 Active oldwww:443 0
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08-29-2006 11:17 PM
If you want to use 'advanced-balance ssl' you need to also configure the command 'application ssl' to tell the CSS to expect ssl traffic.
There is no debug command on the CSS.
If something does not work, capture a sniffer trace to see what is going on.
Gilles.
08-29-2006 11:17 PM
If you want to use 'advanced-balance ssl' you need to also configure the command 'application ssl' to tell the CSS to expect ssl traffic.
There is no debug command on the CSS.
If something does not work, capture a sniffer trace to see what is going on.
Gilles.
08-30-2006 08:37 AM
That helped somewhat. Thank-you. The service hits are now incrementing. So no doubt the traffic is getting there. But still no joy at the actual redirection from the ssl VIP to the ssl service.
www.demo:443 Active oldwww:443 6
08-30-2006 09:55 AM
Got it! Woot!! Can I buy you a beer?
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