Thanks for the reply.  Not sure what the LB team’s reasoning is, but they seem 
very reluctant to allow https redirect.  It helps my case to let them know 
that’s how it’s working elsewhere.

John F. Grunder
Acuity, Inc.
CA/CST Remedy Team
Office of Consular Systems and Technology | Quality Management Branch
U.S. Department of State | Bureau of Consular Affairs
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Subject: Re: Atrium SSO with load balancer

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Is there a specific reason for redirecting it to http traffic and not going 
with https? With https its working smooth for me.

We have both the sso nodes running on https. But the F5 LB SAN  signed  
certificate handles all the encryption.

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Subject: Atrium SSO with load balancer
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We are attempting to configure Atrium SSO (9.0, latest patch) with ARS 8.1 in a 
complete HA environment.  We already have the load balancers configured for 
MidTier and ARS, but are having issues with the configuration for Atrium SSO.  
We are using F5 load balancers and the team responsible for the load balancers 
here wishes to have the F5 handle all SSL traffic, and redirect in http only to 
the SSO nodes.  However, we cannot get SSO to work with only http…attempts to 
reconfigure Tomcat to serve the page have resulted in failures (and forced a 
reinstall of the Atrium SSO product).  The F5 team rightly point out that this 
would mean that first the F5 encrypts, then the server encrypts again, which is 
inefficient.  Does anyone have SSO setup in a similar config, and if so, can 
you provide any information as to how to handle the redirect, and/or how to 
configure Atrium SSO to successfully handle non-https traffic?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

John F. Grunder


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