Hi Chris,

What's your plan for Apache? Do you have an application hosted on it
that you want to protect with CAS? Or, do you want to front Tomcat with
Apache by using mod_jk or reverse proxying?

Assuming it is the former, If the cert running on Tomcat is not
generally trusted (signed by a common CA) it must be exported and added
to the keystore used by the CAS-protected/client application. Otherwise
when the application makes the backchannel call to Tomcat, the SSL
authentication will fail.

I hope that helps.

John

On 1/11/15 10:43 AM, Chris Cheltenham wrote:
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> We have apache running on a separate server than CAS.
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> I can get CAS to work from tomcat on the cas sever but I do not
> understand what certificate I export to apache from the slew of
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> Can anyone explain that?
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> Thank You,
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> Chris Cheltenham
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