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05-18-2014 09:23 PM
Hi.. all,
how are you today ? any one please describe about decryption policy and how log bits (0-2048) support? :smileyinfo:
Thanks
Satish
05-19-2014 09:19 AM
The basic overview for ssl decryption is doc-2008.
PA does support 2048 bit certs.
05-19-2014 11:09 AM
Dear Steven,
Thnx for you reply.
05-20-2014 06:48 AM
Following doc explains on different Decryption Certs
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Numan
09-22-2014 10:40 AM
Dear Steven,
I have a question after have read your comment.
We use a self-generated certificate with 2048 bits from FW for ssl outbound decryption.
But we always see 1024 bits certificate when connecting to facebook.
2048 bits certificate can be generated by FW-self, but can not use to decryption. because FW does not support. Right?
Thanks and Regards,
KC Lee
09-22-2014 12:30 PM
Hi KC Lee,
For outbound SSL decryption, 1024 bit key is used between PA and clients connection regardless of the key length of PA generated CA certificate, or key length of real server presents. This is by design. Hope that helps. Thank you.
09-22-2014 12:33 PM
Hi Satish,
Decryption is firewall acting as man in the middle. Firewall will intercept ssl connection from end clients to server, send a response back to client appearing as server with certificates and start a new connection from firewall's external interface to the server to get requested data. That way we have 2 portion of connection one that originates at clients and ends at the firewall's internal interface and other that originates at external interface and ends at the server.
Firewall will manage these 2 communication for each ssl communication.
For outbound SSL decryption, 1024 bit key is used between PA and clients connection regardless of the key length of PA generated CA certificate, or key length of real server presents. This is by design. Hope that helps. Thank you.
09-22-2014 07:49 PM
Hi ssharma,
Thank your very much for your answer.
It helps me so clear.
Thanks,
KC Lee
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