09-28-2007 11:11 AM
Is it possible to use CSS as load-balancer for ssl connections but with the certificates instaled on the real server?
Does anyone know of a document where traffic flow across CSS is explained? I have to know wich source IP address arrives to the real server. I guess it is not the IP address of the client machine, however that was my goal since I have to do some statistics on some web accesses.
Thanks,
Jo?o Carvalho
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09-28-2007 10:38 PM
Yes you can.Obviously CSS wont be able to parse layer 7 info (cookie, url,header) but It can load balance it as layer 4 traffic. Simply create a TCP 443 layer 4 content rule and all the https traffic will load balanced.
If you are not using source natting (group commands)then source ip hitting the server will be Client's IP.So it depends how your CSS is configured.
Syed Iftekhar Ahmed
09-28-2007 10:38 PM
Yes you can.Obviously CSS wont be able to parse layer 7 info (cookie, url,header) but It can load balance it as layer 4 traffic. Simply create a TCP 443 layer 4 content rule and all the https traffic will load balanced.
If you are not using source natting (group commands)then source ip hitting the server will be Client's IP.So it depends how your CSS is configured.
Syed Iftekhar Ahmed
09-29-2007 08:00 AM
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Joao Carvalho
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