on ‎2005 Jan 22 11:31 PM
When using SSL on the Enterprise Portal, is it a requirement (or preferred) to use SSL hardware acceleraton? If so, how can this be implemented?
I was thinking that you could use IIS (or another web server) on the J2EE engine with the Dispatcher service and run SSL hardware acceleration based on that, but I am not sure of the interaction between IIS and the J2EE engine...
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Hi,
SSL hardware accelerator is not a requirement, the usage depends on the size of your cluster and the number of users.
Not sure what the best architecture is though.
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Paul,
I doubt one single J2EE node will be capable of 800 concurrent ssl sessions (naturally this depends on the hardware underneath ...)
Also, for security reasons it is always of good advice to have some hardware (read: proxy, application level gateway ...) in front of a sensitive web application. Thus, you could easily implement one of these thingies and let SSL terminate on that machine.
btw: Any plans of using X.509 client certificates for user authentication? If so, SSL offloading will become a little more tricky (but still feasible, though you will have to take more care to the proxy solution to choose)
Regards,
Dominik
Dominik I have a Question, we want to terminate SSL on the CISCO Load Balancer but my questio is, how will we use SSL just for certain pages like login or card Payment if the URL at the top of the Portal is always the Same? http://myportal.domaim.com:50000/irj/portal
Thanx in Advanced I really need help on this one :O(
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