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We're setting up a VIP using F5 load balancer in Windows 2008 Server. My IT dept has setup this VPI URL https://mydomain.com & I need to test below scenarios but not sure how to do it?
SSL termination should happen for all requests.
Should reject/drop the request if client SSL does not match.
Forward the request to my application, if client SSL matches.
Badically, the certificate is configured on Load balancer in such a way that LB will reject the request if client SSL does not match & it'll accept it only if client SSL matches.
Can any one tell me how to test this using some shell script or other way?
Thanks!
You could use openssl s_client or curl:
$ curl --cert bogus_cert.pem https://mydomain.com
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Which application uses port 6443 and for what? I want this information because when I use the command nmap with mi ip, there is a line that puts "6443 sun-sr-https". Is it something about oracle? sr means "server"?
And in other port, in 9090, I have "zeus-admin". I read about it in some places and in there they said that it is some kind of malware. Is it correct? Thanks for your answers.
kube-apiserver which is one of Kubernetes components uses port 6443 too.
The service name sun-sr-https is the name of the Oracle Service Registry which (according to this) uses the 6443 port for HTTPS over SSL connections as an alternative to the default well-known port 443 so as not to cause conflicts with the default Application Server domain.
Many applications use the 6443 port as an alternative to the default one, for example, the Kubernetes API. Applications can use those ports without superuser permissions.
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I keep on getting this message while trying to move files from one server to another.
ftp: connect: A remote host did not respond within the timeout period.
What could be the cause and how could I fix it?
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Check the server firewall
Check open ports
Check if the server or network is busy
Check the timeout specified at the server
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Is it possible to block a ip address and website using powershell in windows 7 ?
Hosts file is not an option for me as I want to block IP address so that windows cant connect to that website.
Thanks.
I do not think that is possible, but I know you can use the firewall in Windows 7 to block outgoing connections to an IP address. Create an outgoing rule (I think the Port type will work) and once completed go to properties and on the Scope tab enter the remove IP address that you want blocked. The Action must be set to "Block the connection".
You can block for all ports or selected list of ports. For eample, you can block port 80 for HTTP traffic while still allowing other traffic to pass.
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I have a non-static ip in my computer. But i want to use C# to write a program which ping a website through a proxy.
I collected 11 000 proxy in the world and i made a loop from 1 to 11 000. But:
When I ping a website, it uses my ip in computer instead of a proxy with its port.
I tried to make a tracert from a proxy to the website. It's ok. The problem is: Tracert is difference from ping.
Total, I mean that I want to make a loop from 1 to 11 000 with proxies and its port. then with a proxy, it will ping to the website.
It's like DoS.
hmm well you will need to connect to the proxy servers but the question is why do you want to connect to 11000 servers and ping?
My guess is nothing thats legal
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I'm new to managing EC2 instances. I have created one, and I can run it and remotely login with Windows Remote Desktop. I can ping external servers from inside my instance, but I cannot ping the instance from my machine using its DNS public name.
I guess I'm doing something wrong with security groups.
Any thoughts anybody?
To ping an EC2 instance, you need to allow ICMP traffic in the instance's security group.
As far as I am aware, Amazon is blocking ICMP (ping) requests. If you want to perform some sort of "is it up" request you may want to implement some other routine like a web based "ping" page; just have it display the time when you hit it.