How to configure https encrypted access in radware
I believe many inexperienced people don't know what to do about how to configure https encrypted access in radware. Therefore, this paper summarizes the causes and solutions of the problem. Through this article, I hope you can solve this problem.
Radware's AppDirector (AD) can effectively balance the load of IP applications and optimize network performance. AD plays a very important role between Internet and server cluster (Server Farms). It can monitor all user requests and intelligently distribute load among available application resources, thus providing excellent fault tolerance, redundancy, optimization and scalable performance.
Network topology diagram:
Network description:
1. Load balancing uses side-mounted access to the redundant switching network, and uses the mapping of virtual addresses to the physical addresses of two servers to balance the load of access requirements.
2. The public network address corresponds to the virtual address of the load balancer's FARM group by one-to-one mapping.
3. The load balancing algorithm determines the load balancing of the external network access requirements on two application servers.
Requirements description:
1. Access from the public network address to the corresponding private network server using HTTPS protocol
2. HTTPS encrypted access of TOMCAT needs to be configured on the private network application server.
3. The demand for access is determined by the load balancing configuration.
Configuration method:
1. Set the virtual address of the FARM group of this pair of application servers in the load balancer
2. Do NAT one-to-one mapping from public network address to FARM virtual address on the external firewall, and open port 443.
3. In the APPDIRECTOR option of load balancer, set the corresponding table entry for FARM.
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