Hello, We want to build the following configuration: BROWSER ===SSL===>
PROXY <=== SSL ===> SERVER 1/ The BROWSER runs on a Windows system 2/ The PROXY is an Apache server running on a Solaris
system; it is configured as a reverse proxy 3/ The SERVER is an Apache Web Server under Solaris Concerning the 2 SSL connections: 1/ The SSL connection between BROWSER and PROXY (as
the arrow suggests) provides one-way authentication. There is a server certificate at the side of the PROXY
machine and no client certificate 2/ The SSL connection between PROXY and SERVER (as the
arrows suggest) is a bi-lateral SSL connection. There is a server certificate at the side of SERVER and a client
certificate at the side of PROXY I have 2 problems related to the PROXY-SERVER connection: 1/ How to generate a client SSL certificate for the
PROXY? How to install it in the
PROXY? 2/ The PROXY needs a CA certificate in order to be
able to check the SERVER certificate.
A CA certificate is very easy to install in the browser, but how to
install this CA certificate in the PROXY? Could you help us? Thank you Herman De Taeye |
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