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Squid reverse proxy + multiple ssl certificates

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    doublehelix
    last edited by Jan 31, 2016, 4:04 PM

    Hello,
    I've pfsense running for years now and I must say it's just awesome!
    I recently have installes some webservices which I want to access over wan through a https connection.
    I've set up a squid3 reverse proxy at the moment which is workind fine so far. It looks like this:

    domain1 –----->IP 1---------> port 443 -------> service1
    domain2-------->IP 1---------> port 443-------->service2

    Service 1 gets the ssl certificate from pfsense and works perfect. Service 2 gets the same cert, but is not working correct because of a different domain.
    Is it possible to assign a certificate to specific routes e.g assign cert 1 to the ip from service 1 and cert 2 to the ip of service 2.

    Kind regards
    Herb

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      A Former User
      last edited by Mar 25, 2018, 6:41 AM

      @doublehelix:

      Hello,
      I've pfsense running for years now and I must say it's just awesome!
      I recently have installes some webservices which I want to access over wan through a https connection.
      I've set up a squid3 reverse proxy at the moment which is workind fine so far. It looks like this:

      domain1 –----->IP 1---------> port 443 -------> service1
      domain2-------->IP 1---------> port 443-------->service2

      Service 1 gets the ssl certificate from pfsense and works perfect. Service 2 gets the same cert, but is not working correct because of a different domain.
      Is it possible to assign a certificate to specific routes e.g assign cert 1 to the ip from service 1 and cert 2 to the ip of service 2.

      Kind regards
      Herb

      No need to start a new topic here, as this is literally the exact same scenario I'm encountering; Am I correct in assuming assigning the reverse proxy on Squid to multiple SSL certificates (due to our IIS web server hosing multiple domains, many of which desire to become SSL'd) is impossible?

      Sorry/not sorry for the necropost; I would have been typing the EXACT same thing verbatim.

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        gregor4711
        last edited by Dec 28, 2020, 9:04 PM

        same question to this old topic

        have 2 domain wich point to the same official IP4.

        abc.domain1 –----->IP4 aa.bb.cc.dd:443 -------> webservice1
        def.domain2-------->IP4 aa.bb.cc.dd:443-------->webservice2

        The mapping is in general working, but squid is trowing an error, it would not be allowd (since other domain)

        in squid general "External FQDN" only one FQDN allowed.

        any solution for that.

        Same has succes with HA Proxy?

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          viktor_g Netgate @gregor4711
          last edited by Dec 31, 2020, 9:51 AM

          @gregor4711

          Feature request created:
          https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/11200

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            Mister-Magoo
            last edited by Dec 31, 2020, 10:52 AM

            It is possible with Haproxy but ... on a independant Haproxy VM.
            I don't know with Haproxy plugin

            PFSense du moment en multiwan

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              gregor4711 @viktor_g
              last edited by Dec 31, 2020, 11:00 AM

              @viktor_g
              Hi Viktor any planed release for that?

              Thanks & BR
              Gregor

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