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Configure an HWLB for SSL between an F5 load balancer and an Service Manager server
Prerequisites
Before you begin this process, verify that the following conditions are true:
- The HWLB is configured for SSL offloading. For more information about how to do this, see Configure an HWLB for SSL offloading.
- The required Service Manager certificates are generated. For more information about how to do this, see the <topic name> topic in the Micro Focus knowledge base.
Step 1: Create a pool that contains an HTTPS port
To create a pool that contains an HTTPS port, follow these steps:
- Click Pools > Pool list.
- Click Create, and then type TEST_SSL_SERVER in the Name field.
- Select a health monitor. For more information, see Configure an HWLB Health Monitor for the Service Manager server.
- In the address field, type the IP address of the Service Manager server, and then set the server port to the HTTPS port of the Service Manager server.
- Click Add.
Note You can add as many pool list items as your deployment requires.
Step 2: Configure the session persistence type
To configure the session persistence type, follow these steps:
- Click Local Traffic > Profiles > Persistence.
- Click Create.
- In the Name field, type TEST_COOKIE_INSERT.
- In the Persistence Type drop-down list, select Cookie.
- Click to select the Custom option on the right-hand side.
- In the Cookie Method drop-down list, select HTTP Cookie Insert.
- Click Finish.
Step 3: Configure the virtual server to use the SSL profile (Server)
To enable the virtual server to use the server SSL profile, follow these steps:
- Click Local Traffic > Virtual Servers > Virtual Server List.
- Select the virtual server that you use to load balance client requests to Service Manager servlets.
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Select oneconnect as the OneConnect profile.
- In the SSL Profile (Client) drop-down list, select TEST_SSL_CLIENT.
- In the SSL Profile (Server) drop-down list, select TEST_SSL_SERVER.
- Set the SNAT Pool to TEST_SNAT, and then click Update.
- On the Resource tab, select the default Pool that contains the HTTPS port of the Service Manager server.
- Set the Default Persistence Profile to TEST_COOKIE_INSERT.
