Error While Generating Read Client Certificate
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layer7, security, ssl SSL Client certificate management at application level October 3, 2012 Baptiste Assmann 22 Comments HAProxy and SSL The history of SSL in HAProxy is very short: generate client certificate keytool around one month ago, we announced the ability for HAProxy to
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offload SSL from the servers. HAProxy SSL stack comes with some advanced features like TLS extension SNI.
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Well, since yesterday afternoon (Tuesday the 2nd), HAProxy can also offload the client certificate management from the server, with some advanced features. This is the purpose of today's
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article. Again, all the dev is provided by HAProxy Technologies. For the people using the ALOHA Load-Balancer, these features will be included in the next release without GUI integration (which will come later). Concerning HAProxy, just git clone the latest version or wait for HAProxy-1.5-dev13. When compiling, don't forget the USE_OPENSSL=yes flag. Introduction Why client certificates? how to generate a client certificate for ssl The main purpose of using client-side certificates is to increase the level of authentication. Since HAProxy is often in front of web platform, it is the right place to do this authentication. That way, it could do all the certificate checking before allowing the user to pass through. Then it can process SSL on behalf of server and apply any standard features. The main purpose of the article is to introduce the new HAProxy features related to SSL client certificates. Basically, we'll see how to protect access to our application with client-side certificates and how to properly redirect users to the right page when there is an issue with their certificates. SSL Client certificate generation: thanks nginx! Well, we'll have to create a CA, a server certificate and clients certificates! Nathan, a nginx user, has written a very nice and well documented article on how to generate a CA and client certificate here: http://blog.nategood.com/client-side-certificate-authentication-in-ngi. So I won't rewrite all the procedure here, just follow Nathan instructions
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