04-13-2011 01:10 PM
We have some webserver behind our ACE that use SSL certificates that are issued by an internal CA.
Do I need to do anything special in order to probe HTTPS? Does the ACE need the internal CA to be trusted?
Thanks.
Jason
04-14-2011 01:41 AM
Hi,
If https server is working properly, only you need to do is configure https probe on ACE like below.
You do not have to anything related certificate on ACE side.
ACE-A327/context02# show running-config
Generating configuration....
probe https HTTPS
interval 15
passdetect interval 60
ssl version all
expect status 200 200
open 1
rserver host S1
ip address 10.1.142.209
inservice
serverfarm host SF
probe HTTPS
rserver S1
inservice
interface vlan 11
ip address 10.1.142.1 255.255.255.0
no shutdown
ACE-A327/context02# show probe detail
probe : HTTPS
type : HTTPS
state : ACTIVE
description :
----------------------------------------------
port : 443 address : 0.0.0.0 addr type : -
interval : 15 pass intvl : 60 pass count : 3
fail count: 3 recv timeout: 10
SSL version : All
SSL cipher : RSA_ANY
http method : GET
http url : /
conn termination : GRACEFUL
expect offset : 0 , open timeout : 1
regex cache-len : 0
expect regex : -
send data : -
------------------ probe results ------------------
associations ip-address port porttype probes failed passed health
------------ ---------------+-----+--------+--------+--------+--------+------
serverfarm : SF
real : S1[0]
10.1.142.209 443 DEFAULT 11 0 11 SUCCES
S
Socket state : CLOSED
No. Passed states : 0 No. Failed states : 0
No. Probes skipped : 0 Last status code : 200
No. Out of Sockets : 0 No. Internal error: 0
Last disconnect err : -
Last probe time : Thu Apr 14 17:34:02 2011
Last fail time : Thu Apr 14 17:30:42 2011
Last active time : Thu Apr 14 17:30:44 2011
ACE-A327/context02#
Additionaly, you can specify cipher in client hello, also you can select ssl/tls version.
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Regards,
Kim.
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