05-11-2006 04:55 PM
Hi Giles,
Firstly we use our CSM module in routed mode.
For the particular issue i'm looking to address we have the following setup:
CLEAR TRAFFIC:
- All HTTP connections are load balanced via the "vserver CLEAR_VIP" to "serverfarm WEBFARM".
- This works in the standard manner
ENCRYPTED TRAFFIC:
- I've also setup a "vserver SSL_VIP" for all the HTTPS traffic, which load balances to "serverfarm SSLFARM".
- This traffic then goes to one of the two SSL modules, and after decryption goes to "vserver DECRYPT_VIP".
- This finally load balances to "serverfarm WEBFARM".
- Again a standard setup which works well, no problems.
QUESTION:
- While our customer will be advertising to have all students use the "encrypted path", there will always be a few that have the "clear path" bookmarked.
- So to address this, our customer would like all "http", port 80 traffic to "vserver CLEAR_VIP" to be redirected to "https", port 443.
- Is there a way in which this can be done??
- I was reading through "Configuring Redirect Virtual Servers", which talks about putting https:// into the relocation string......does this look like a suitable way?
I've attached a copy of our CSM and SSL config, for you to get a better idea of how things are setup.
thanks,
Sheldon
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05-11-2006 11:49 PM
you actually found the solution yourself.
You habe to put https:// in the relocation string.
This is how you tell a browser that the traffic needs to be encrypted.
I'm not sure what is the concern or how you expect to do this otherwise.
Thanks,
Gilles.
05-11-2006 11:49 PM
you actually found the solution yourself.
You habe to put https:// in the relocation string.
This is how you tell a browser that the traffic needs to be encrypted.
I'm not sure what is the concern or how you expect to do this otherwise.
Thanks,
Gilles.
05-18-2006 06:27 PM
Hi Giles,
Thats right - that was the fix.
thanks
Sheldon
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