Very nice explanation. I am talking about SSL bridging. If I upload the new key and CRT file for the renewed VIP certificate, do I need to provide the CRT and key to the backend server again?
Very informative lecture which is very rare to find. Thanks a lot for providing such a good knowledge to us. Can you please explain F5 as reverse proxy a bit more? If you have that explained in other video can you please let me know. Thanks again.
It would be good to clarify that the serverSSL profile needs a rootCA cert associated to it to get the trust working. Mine works perfectly now I've done that and installed the rootCA in the right place
I appreciate you Sir for delivering such a Good lecture on this Tricky & difficult topic of SSL. I'd request you to please Clarify me query on Enabling " just TLSv1.2 & disabling Rest of Chipers... ? " @ 29.18 you had just editing the Cipher section with " TLSv1.2 " will it be Sufficient OR The Options list in F5 should also be EDITED as well ??? ( Manually Disabling SSL, TLSv1.0, TLSv1.1 etc )
1-) SSL Offloading: It means that client to F5 traffic is encrypted, SSL ends on F5, then clear text traffic goes through from F5 to server. ClientSSL profile is needed and http monitor is used for servers. You can also add http profile and optimize traffic according to Layer 7 traffic. Cookie persistency can be used. 2-) SSL Bridging: It means that client to F5 traffic is encrypted, and F5 to server traffic is encrypted. But each site has separate SSL session. ClientSSL and ServerSSL profile are needed, https monitor is used for servers. You can also add http profile and optimize traffic according to Layer 7 traffic. Cookie persistency can be used. 3-) SSL passthrough: It means that F5 only load balances traffic at TCP level and SSL ends on Servers. You should NOT add clientSSL and serverSSL profile. You CANNOT use http profile, therefore you CANNOT optimize layer 7 traffic. Cookie persistency CANNOT be used.
i am bit confused on VS:192.168.1.60. is this the ip of F5 or ?? secondly i am wondering it is doing work of NAT or portforwrd to forward traffic to Nodes in VS. correct me if i am wrong?
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Thanks for great explanation.
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Very good explanation of the SSL implementation!
Good one 👍 .. could you also make a video on customization of ServerSSL profile and it's use cases.
Really Nice video, seen few videos of F5 but not like this.
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Very nice explanation. I am talking about SSL bridging. If I upload the new key and CRT file for the renewed VIP certificate, do I need to provide the CRT and key to the backend server again?
Yes
Thank you so much for this
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Very informative lecture which is very rare to find. Thanks a lot for providing such a good knowledge to us. Can you please explain F5 as reverse proxy a bit more? If you have that explained in other video can you please let me know. Thanks again.
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It would be good to clarify that the serverSSL profile needs a rootCA cert associated to it to get the trust working. Mine works perfectly now I've done that and installed the rootCA in the right place
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Great info......is ssl bridging same as mutual TLS?
Yes
I appreciate you Sir for delivering such a Good lecture on this Tricky & difficult topic of SSL.
I'd request you to please Clarify me query on Enabling " just TLSv1.2 & disabling Rest of Chipers... ? "
@ 29.18 you had just editing the Cipher section with " TLSv1.2 " will it be Sufficient
OR
The Options list in F5 should also be EDITED as well ??? ( Manually Disabling SSL, TLSv1.0, TLSv1.1 etc )
You can do either way either through options list or ciphers list
You can do either way either through options list or ciphers list
For server certificate you must have the root and intermediate certificate use by server that need to be called in the profile.
sir are you talking about ssl certificate
Very good explanation, but I think you switch the diagram for SSL passthrough and bridging...
1-) SSL Offloading: It means that client to F5 traffic is encrypted, SSL ends on F5, then clear text traffic goes through from F5 to server. ClientSSL profile is needed and http monitor is used for servers. You can also add http profile and optimize traffic according to Layer 7 traffic. Cookie persistency can be used.
2-) SSL Bridging: It means that client to F5 traffic is encrypted, and F5 to server traffic is encrypted. But each site has separate SSL session. ClientSSL and ServerSSL profile are needed, https monitor is used for servers. You can also add http profile and optimize traffic according to Layer 7 traffic. Cookie persistency can be used.
3-) SSL passthrough: It means that F5 only load balances traffic at TCP level and SSL ends on Servers. You should NOT add clientSSL and serverSSL profile. You CANNOT use http profile, therefore you CANNOT optimize layer 7 traffic. Cookie persistency CANNOT be used.
i am bit confused on VS:192.168.1.60. is this the ip of F5 or ?? secondly i am wondering it is doing work of NAT or portforwrd to forward traffic to Nodes in VS. correct me if i am wrong?
It is the vip ip of F5 and F5 is doing both port and address translation when forwarding traffic to pool
Can I get the recorded f5 videos ? As it tough for me to join live batches due to time constraints
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