Greeting All,

 

I have been experimenting with pound specify https/ssl reverse proxy.  I
know that not all browsers and or OS's are SNI compatible.

And we all know that IE any version on XP is not compatible with SNI, I even
tested it thru: https://sni.velox.ch/ to confirm this and yes it confirmed
that SNI was not send by IE on XP.

 

But for some strange reason in my development environment https requests
from my IE on XP are routed properly by pound reverse proxy.  It is not
supposed to work.  I even reset/"set to default" and deleted all the
configuration on my IE browser and it still continues to work, which is a
good news for me.

 

I was just curious if anyone had experienced this same issue.  And how dose
pound know where to route this request????

This is IE8 on XP.

Here is my pound.cfg if anyone is interested:

 

## Configure services and backends for the HTTP reverse proxy.

ListenHTTP

    Address  192.168.1.39

    Port     80

    Service

        HeadRequire "Host: .*www.twelve.com.*"

        BackEnd

            Address 192.168.12.50

            Port    80

        End

    End

    Service

        HeadRequire "Host: .*www.sixty.com.*"

          BackEnd

            Address 192.168.60.50

            Port    80

        End

    End

End

##

## Configure services and backends for the HTTPS reverse proxy.

ListenHTTPS

    Address  192.168.1.39

    Port     443

    Cert     "/etc/ssl/certs/12.pem"

    Cert     "/etc/ssl/certs/60.pem"

Service

        HeadRequire "Host: .*www.twelve.com.*"

        BackEnd

            Address 192.168.12.50

            Port    80

        End

    End

    Service

        HeadRequire "Host: .*www.sixty.com.*"

        BackEnd

            Address 192.168.60.50

            Port    80

        End

    End

End

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