Control OS Updates device policy. You need these IP addresses to configure the firewall to set up network address translation (NAT). You create a second.
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Last update: July 12 2018 This blog is about NetScaler versions up to 12. For Citrix NetScaler load balancing and content switching servers will only score an C in no matter if you use a VPX, MPX or SDX.
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There are several reasons for this. You could probably say, Citrix is to be blamed for this, but I don’t agree: It’s the end users to be blamed. They don’t upgrade their browsers, and can’t benefit of new encryption methods; because of this we can’t just go for security! We have to consider compatibility too. This blog is based on an excellent blog by in Citrix Blogs. I have an other blog about scoring an A+ on (Unified Gateway). The other one is a bit less informative This blog tries to tell you what to do and which compatibility issues you might face So, what does it take to score an A+ in a NetScaler?
There are several things to be done:. Use an SHA2 certificate. Disable SSL v2, v3 and probably also TLS v1 and v1.1 (this will score a B). Create a cypher set including just secure cyphers (this will score an A-). Enable Diffie-Hellman key exchange (this will score an A). Add a strict-transport-security header into the server response (this will score an A+) Let’s give it a try! I set up a new content switching server for.
I test it using To be honest: this is a disaster! 1 Use a SHA2 or better certificate There is not much to say. SHA 1 certificates should not be available any more. Current standards are. If you currently use a SHA1 certificate handle it back, your CA will usually update it for free as SHA1 certificates are no more supported by all browsers. Disable SSL v2, v3 and probably also TLS v1 and v1.1 (score of B!) This is an easy one. Open your virtual Server and locate SSL parameters.