[7.900][QUESTION][ANSWERED] Web Reverse Proxy

I am trying to find out what the limits of the web proxy are. Specifically the https. I have not had any success with this. Is a cert required for this. I even tried for grins to create a cert and still does not work. I have also seen where I get a message about port 443 is already in use for portal.

The beta looks nice so I am not criticizing it. Great job so far and the stablest first beta I have seen.

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0 kbr over 15 years ago

Thanks for the explanation Bruce, that's exactly how it works.
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0 BrucekConvergent over 15 years ago in reply to kbr

BTW, it's very cool that this feature is in there...

Will it be a part of the Network Security or Web Security Subscription?
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0 warper over 15 years ago in reply to BrucekConvergent

OK than my question is will this work with self signed certs? Basically
for apps that don't really want to buy certs for?

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0 kbr over 15 years ago in reply to BrucekConvergent

BTW, it's very cool that this feature is in there...

Thanks. I'll tell the guys who wrote it that you like it!

And, hey, don't tell anybody, but we're planning to add another two or three fully buzzword compliant features in the next two months. ;-)

Will it be a part of the Network Security or Web Security Subscription?

I don't know. I haven't talked with the product marketing guys lately, and a few weeks ago there was still a discussion whether this will be a separate subscription or not. You better ask AngeloC for details.
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0 kbr over 15 years ago in reply to warper

OK than my question is will this work with self signed certs? Basically for apps that don't really want to buy certs for?

Yes, that's what the certificate management section is for.
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0 warper over 15 years ago in reply to kbr

Yes, that's what the certificate management section is for.

Ok beating my head against the wall here. I am using godaddy certificates. I have imported the certificate as well as the intermediary certificate from them. It does not display the certificate as a cert that can be chosen. The cert displays but does not show a key. Can someone tell me what I am missing here.

I admit I am learning a lot about certs lately.

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0 warper over 15 years ago in reply to kbr

Yes, that's what the certificate management section is for.

Ok beating my head against the wall here. I am using godaddy certificates. I have imported the certificate as well as the intermediary certificate from them. It does not display the certificate as a cert that can be chosen. The cert displays but does not show a key. Can someone tell me what I am missing here.

I admit I am learning a lot about certs lately.

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