You need to create a new profile - one certificate/key pair per
profile. The profile is than getting bound to a virtual service of a
virtual server. This service is going to present the linked
certificate to users trying to connect to the service.
Why do you ask?
R, Oliver
At 15:42 20.10.2008, Rantanen, Edward CTR wrote:
I have ssl module running with a keypair-file and a
certificate-file, to add a second key/cert can these be added to the
exist profiles or do new profiles need to be made?
Looked through the security guide, but don't see where it explains
the multiple keys/cert usage.
Is there another document that I need to read through? If so
what/where do I need to look?
Thanks.
!Building configuration...
!Current configuration : 5347 bytes
!
ver 10.2.01bTD2
!
module 1 bi-0-port-wsm6-management-module
module 2 bi-0-port-wsm3-slave-module
module 3 bi-jc-16-port-gig-copper-module
!
tcp profile tcpprof
nagle off
delayed-ack off
push-bit off
!
ssl profile clientprofile
keypair-file xxxxkey
certificate-file cacert
cipher-suite all-cipher-suites
allow-self-signed-cert
session-cache off
tcp-profile tcpprof
ssl profile serverprofile
keypair-file xxxxkey
allow-self-signed-cert
ca-cert-file cacert
session-cache off
tcp-profile tcpprof
ssl profile ssl1
keypair-file xxxxkey
certificate-file cacert
cipher-suite all-cipher-suites
allow-self-signed-cert
session-cache off
tcp-profile tcpprof
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