
Proxies
BIG-IP® Reference Guide 4-99
To insert fields of a client certificate using the
Configuration utility
1. In the navigation pane, click Proxies.
2. Click the Add button.
3. In the Insert Certificate box, check the appropriate check boxes.
4. Click Done.
To insert fields of a client certificate from the command
line
To insert headers for the fields of a client certificate into an HTTP request
using the command line, specify the client cert insert argument with the
bigpipe proxy command, as follows:
b proxy <ip>:<service> [clientssl] client cert insert
<([versionnum] [serial] [sigalg] [issuer] [validity] [subject]
[subpubkey] [whole] [hash])+ | disable>
Client session IDs
When adding an SSL proxy, you can configure the proxy to insert a client
SSL session ID header into an HTTP request.
The header that is inserted can be one of two types:
• A header in which the session ID is the session ID initially negotiated
with the client for the corresponding TCP connection. The proper format
of this header is SSLClientSessionID:X, where X represents the
hexidecimal representation of the SSL session ID that was initially
negotiated with the client for the corresponding TCP connection.
Certificate validity dates SSLClientCert: [before]
SSLClientCert: [after]
The validity dates for the certificate. The certificate
is not valid before or after the dates represented
by [before] and [after], respectively.
Certificate subject SSLClientCert: [subject] The subject of the certificate.
Public key of the
subject
SSLClientCert: [key] The type of public key type. The allowed types are
"RSA ([size] bit)", "DSA", or "Unkown public
key".
The certificate itself SSLClientCert: [cert] The actual client certificate.
MD5 hash of the
certificate
SSLClientCert: [hash] The MD5 hash of the client certificate.
Header Name Required Format Description
Table 4.18 Required formats of client certificate headers
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