15.Netscaler SSL offloading, bridge and end to end SSL Configuration

[@biggizod]

interesting, in F5 ssl bridge is when f5 does decryption incoming from user and then encryption sending to server and f5 needs client and sever certs . what u explained here its called in f5 as ssl passthrough. thank you

[@vdibuzz]

Thats right .....

[@niirraaj]

monitor was ICMP thts why the service was up even its SSL

[@niirraaj]

Why SSL bridge definition are different for NetScaler and F5?

[@biggizod]

just different companies, different terminology.

[@recepgencaslan5872]

Thanks for this video. Unfortunately the Bridging and the so called "End to End" SSL is wrong. We have Bridging, Offloading as well as Passthrough. Bridging is if the front end decrypts and reencrypts with the certificate of the backend. Offloading was correct how it was explained. Passthrough means that the frontend doesnt decrypt it and just "passes it through" as it is without doing anything on the file/package/message.

[@vdibuzz]

@recep thanks for the comment. please read the article on SSL bridge from Citrix for more clarity on this terms docs.netscaler.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/ssl/how-to-articles/ssl-bridging.html#:~:text=An%20SSL%20bridge%20configured%20on,is%20done%20by%20the%20appliance.