But that module is for when Apache has been compiled with SSL (EAPI
patches) does not provide SSL support.
> Weblogic used to provide an ssl version of the mod_wl module, I think it
> was named mod_wl_ssl. Obtaining the correct mod_wl_ssl may be dependent
> on which version of weblogic and apac
Firewall ---> Weblogic
only port 443 mod_wl_ssl port
is configurable
David
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Lopez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 6:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Encryption and web
client (a)-> Apache -(b)> Weblogic
If the client connects to Apache using SSL, (a) will be encrypted but (b)
will not (unless you can configure mod_wl to use SSL, which I dont believe
you can). the assumption is that (b) is occurring over a private, trusted
network. If you need
AFAIK the apache-weblogic connection isn't encrypted.
And yes if encrypted it would be weblogic modules
responsibilty. You can check with a tcpdump (use
ethereal on Linux/Unix). You could use Stunnel to
create an SSL tunnel between the apache and weblogic
boxes. How well this works I don't know.
R
