How to see TLS connections on log files
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Summary: |
Evaluate TLS connections via log. |
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Environment: |
Product: LoadMaster Version: Any Platform: Any Application: Any |
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Question/Problem Description: |
Log the TLS connections from the loadmaster to check the TLS version used by clients. |
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Resolution: |
Enable "Add Received Cipher Name" and enable the IIS logs or Apache logs to record the header with the TLS information in it. Note: This will only work when SSL is enabled on KEMP. The server would have to be configured to record the extra headers and then you would see them in the normal web server logs.
Add Received Cipher Name
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Notes: |
How to Add an X-Forwarded-For Header and Configure IIS Logging |