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- Max_Q_factorCirrocumulus
I assume you are looking for something like TLS SNI? I would check out this devcentral article: TLS Server Name Indication
- Seth_CooperEmployee
Hi Daniel,
Please check out this SOL article...
https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/13000/400/sol13452.html
Regards,
Seth Cooper
- Hannes_RappNimbostratus
Configuring TLS/SNI in your client-side SSL profile is a possibility but that would not be the best solution at this point. Please note, this technology is not supported on IE browser running on Windows XP. With about 35% of all desktop users still running Windows XP, I would postpone taking into use the TLS/SNI technology for any client-facing application.
The best option would be keeping your certificates for different domains separated in different client-side SSL profiles. Configure multiple virtual servers for the same application if you have to. Perhaps TLS/SNI would be a great technology to use in 2-3 years.
- Daniel_StinebauNimbostratus
Thanks for the quick replies all, looks like I have some homework to do.