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If you use service type "http" rather than "https", it will just do an IP-level
forwarding, so nothing extra is needed.
Service type "https" does some certificate checks I think, so you may need
stuff there...
I had some problems configuring mine as https, so I used http and forward
incoming 443 to outgoing 443 and do the https handling on
the realservers. You need to install copy of all certificates on the
realservers then...
MARK
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> Subject: Re: Any package must be istall in Director for HTTPS service
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> > My new Question is, any package should be installed at director when
> > setup a https services?
> > such as openssl or Net_SSLeay?
>
> I think you don't need openssl. But I think
> perl-Net_SSLeay
> perl-Crypt-SSLeay
> are required for the https routing.
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