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Servers farm (XPe): one or multiple SSL certificates?
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For using ssl relay, for an NFuse setup, or for an NFuse/CSG setup?
Stefan
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With ssl relay, the 1494 traffic is transformed into 443, and encrypted to ssl taffic. That would mean port 443 open on the firewall. That would require a cert and a public ip per server.
With NFuse, you would just setup an https nfuse site, and after starting the actual session, it would revert to citrix security, instead of ssl security.
It would require 1 cert for wi, and a public ip for every server.
With a WI/CSG setup, all traffic is tunneled through the CSG, by using ssl. When using the new CSG 2.0, you would only need 1 cert and 1 public ip for the setup.
Stefan
With NFuse, you would just setup an https nfuse site, and after starting the actual session, it would revert to citrix security, instead of ssl security.
It would require 1 cert for wi, and a public ip for every server.
With a WI/CSG setup, all traffic is tunneled through the CSG, by using ssl. When using the new CSG 2.0, you would only need 1 cert and 1 public ip for the setup.
Stefan
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