[This should really be a new thread, but...] 2009/10/13 Tezza <auspa...@hotmail.com>: > I got 1 apache and 2 tomcat servers (all on different machines). > I already got SSL set up on individual Tomcat machines to work on port 8443. > There is no SSL installed on Apache. > I got mod_jk installed on apache to forward "all" HTTP requests to tomcat > servers for load balancing. It works fine. > > I like to also forward all HTTPS requests to tomcat servers. > > Question: > Do I must install certificate (SSL) on apache server?
Yes. > and remove from tomcat servers??? No need - they're not doing any harm, they just won't be used in your environment. > If possible: I prefer to leave SSL on tomcat servers, and just tell apache > to forward all HTTPS to tomcats just like HTTP. My tomcat servers will > handle the workload fine with https. Can it be done? No. If your clients use SSL to httpd, httpd must be able to handle the SSL connection - mod_jk has no way of forwarding raw encrypted data to Tomcat. Therefore httpd must have SSL set up locally - including the certificate. - Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
