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ssl inspection ( deep and "protecting ssl server" )
Hi all
I'm experimenting with ssl protection ( fortigate 6.0.10 , vdom in proxy mode ) and getting mixed messages from pratice and documentation.
Protecting ssl server profile ( pssp ) seems capable of deep inspection, because a WAF profile ( applied to a policy with pssp ) can properly intercept http methods and urls ( only with VIP policy, interface to interface policy are unaffected by pssp )
If I understood correctly, the pssp serves a ssl certificate on behalf of the protected server, acting like a reverse proxy, and handles ( decyphers and filters : waf, antivirus, ecc ) the traffic between client and server; but only for vip a virtual servers.
Documentation only shows mulitple client connecting to multiple servers ( mcctms ) in full ssl inspection mode when speking about full inspection
Is there a way to serve a ssl certificate in a policy between two interfaces ? Must I create a vip between lan and dmz ?
Hum I'm not sure my logic is sound :)
TIA
Arcre
