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Troubleshooting NetScaler

You're reading from   Troubleshooting NetScaler Gain essential knowledge and keep your NetScaler environment in top form

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2016
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ISBN-13 9781782175353
Length 270 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju
Author Profile Icon Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju
Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju
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Preface 1. NetScaler Concepts at a Glance FREE CHAPTER 2. Traffic Management Features 3. Integrated Caching and Compression 4. AAA for Traffic Management 5. High Availability and Networking 6. Application Firewall 7. NetScaler Gateway™ 8. System-Level Issues 9. Troubleshooting Tools Index

SSL

We will now look at issues that can arise when load balancing SSL applications via the NetScaler. Let's start by looking at some considerations when deploying SSL, before discussing certificates and some essential Wireshark knowledge that you need in the SSL area. We will then apply this knowledge to troubleshoot some common issues before wrapping up the section with a discussion of SSL security best practices.

SSL deployment considerations

SSL is now ubiquitous. In fact, most public facing deployments simply cannot go into production without it. Using NetScaler to take the SSL processing load off the servers is referred to as SSL offloading. SSL offloading is great for performance because a NetScaler with its specialized SSL cards is optimized for handling SSL transactions, while your application servers typically are not.

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While the generic name SSL has stuck, SSL is no longer the choice for security and nor is TLS 1.0. The severity of the POODLE attack that impacts both protocols...

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