Method: GET URI: /ALF/SSL/AppliedSSLCertKeyPairs/{pacId} This method will retrieve all of the Applied SSL CertKeyPairs for the specified pack. The {options} allow you to refine the results retrieved from the API. They must be formatted as a query string, e.g. if you use more than one, the 2nd one onwards should be preceded by an ampersand […]
Method: GET URI: /ALF/SSL/AvailableSSLCertKeyPairs/{companyId}/{pacId} This method will retrieve all of the available SSL CertKeyPairs. The {options} allow you to refine the results retrieved from the API. They must be formatted as a query string, e.g. if you use more than one, the 2nd one onwards should be preceded by an ampersand “&” character. The options […]
Method: PUT URI: /ALF/SSL/Key/{keyId} This method updates an existing SSL Key name Parameter Description Name “string”
Method: PUT URI: /ALF/SSL/Cert/{certId} This method updates an existing SSL Certificate name. Parameter Description Name “string”
Method: POST URI: /ALF/SSL/CreateKey This method creates a SSL Key. Parameter Description Name “string” KeyType “string” KeyFormat “string” KeySize “string” PublicExponentValue “string” PEMEncodingAlgorithm “string” PEMPassphrase “string” VerifyPassphrase “string”
In this video we show you how to upload, link and attach an SSL Certificate and Key to your networking configuration to support SSL Offload and/or Acceleration.
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Your plaintext internet traffic is subject to attack. You already knew this. And it probably won’t surprise you to learn that your encrypted internet traffic is also vulnerable. It’s an unfortunate situation. Carl Herberger, Radware’s VP for Security Solutions, says that the prospect of SSL-based attacks “makes a folly of our existing security infrastructure”. The […]
Total Uptime gives you the ability to load a SSL certificate and key pair for use in SSL offload or decrypting the SSL session in order to insert client IP headers. This article describes the process of retrieving your certificate and key files from a Linux web server, uploading them, and pairing them in our […]
We permit uploading of SSL certificates which can be attached to the SSL protocol. This allows us to decrypt the SSL session in order to insert client-ip headers, or perform SSL offload. Unless you require either of these two features, you probably don’t need SSL and could use the SSL_PROXY protocol instead to simply pass […]