On 12/29/2014 11:36 AM, Peter Fraser wrote:
Hi All
I am very new to nginx and am currently doing a lot of reading but would
just love to have a nudge in the right direction
I want to set up nginx as a reverse proxy for about three IIS servers
behind a firewall.
One of them is a public web server
On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 8:49 PM, itpp2012 wrote:
> nginx will act as an endpoint for ssl so any cert needs to be at nginx's
> end.
>
That assumption was not part of the initial statement, which was however
saying that the backend server acted as the endpoint. You could then guess
that nginx act
nginx will act as an endpoint for ssl so any cert needs to be at nginx's
end.
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http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,255840,255842#msg-255842
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If you're using nginx as a reverse proxy you'll want a cert set up on
that node. Without it, worst case is your link between the proxy and the
IIS server is secure but your link between the remote client and the proxy
will be insecure defeating the whole purpose. Best case is an error will be
Hi All
I am very new to nginx and am currently doing a lot of reading but would
just love to have a nudge in the right direction
I want to set up nginx as a reverse proxy for about three IIS servers
behind a firewall.
One of them is a public web server that handles secure logins. It is
configured
