12-16-2003 06:27 AM
Please clarify and correct my SorryServer with 443 scenario. normally, clients will be connected to S1 or S2 with the server's certification.
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1. If S1 and S2 both down, clients will be redirecting to SorryServer and SorryServer will be issued the certification.
2. Client have a certification from server. S1 and S2 down in the middle of communication, what happen the client ? Is the client will get a certification request from SorryServer ? I'm not clear for the certification which already got from the server.
3. Last question. Is this right way to implement SorryServer with 443 ?
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service S1
ip address 1.1.1.1
port 443
!
service S2
ip address 1.1.1.2
port 443
!
service SorryServer
ip address 1.1.2.1
port 443
!
content SecureServer
vip address 2.2.2.2
add service S1
add service S2
advanced-balance sticky-srcip
primarySorry SorryServer
port 443
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Thanks in advance.
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12-16-2003 02:13 PM
Well,
Assuming you activate the services with the "active" command.. :)
If something goes wrong in the middle of a flow (or conneciton) then there is not much we will do. The sorry server does not have a socket for that specific connection. If we did send it there, we would only get a TCP RST response. The sorry service will get all NEW connections if all the other services go down.
Other than not having "active" services, and I am not sure on the content rule (It needs to be active also!) the way you have configured it is fine.
-Steve
12-16-2003 02:13 PM
Well,
Assuming you activate the services with the "active" command.. :)
If something goes wrong in the middle of a flow (or conneciton) then there is not much we will do. The sorry server does not have a socket for that specific connection. If we did send it there, we would only get a TCP RST response. The sorry service will get all NEW connections if all the other services go down.
Other than not having "active" services, and I am not sure on the content rule (It needs to be active also!) the way you have configured it is fine.
-Steve
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