Re: Separate SSL Server

This WebDNA talk-list message is from

1997


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 11047
interpreted = N
texte = At 5:32 PM 4/25/97, Grant Hulbert altered the fabric of cyberspace, writing:> >Since WebStar/SSL is a separate server, my original plan was to have the > >SSL on another Mac to distribute the load. Can WebCommerce handle serving > >regular database (unsecured) pages from one Mac (www.abc.com) to build a > >shopping cart, and then have the checkout pages only (secure) from > >another Mac (secure.abc.com)? Would you have to run WebCommerce on both > >Macs? If so, is that acceptable under the license agreement? > > We recommend you run both W* and W*SSL on the same box, in the same >folder. Just keep SSL in the background for better performance of the >non-SSL. Very few of your visitors ever make it all the way to the end of >the purchase process that requires https:, so you get very few hits on >that background W*SSL, and people expect it to be slower anyway because of >the encryption. This is how we run it here at PCS. > > No need to rename the box either: just use https:/www.abc.com and >http:/www.abc.com > > WebCatalog's license agreement is for running a single copy on a single CPU. >So unless I just fell off the truck...What you are saying is run BOTH in the same folder???? That way you can access any file with either http or https. Oh ya, no security problem here.The only way to run a secure server is on a differant box with a unique IP. All secure files should ONLY be on the ssl server box.If I understand correctly, in the settup you would need tow copies of WebCat to work? If so three grand is out of reach for me. I guess that sends me back to FMPro for a solution. Glad I found this out now.Tiz been interesting...<--Glenn-->~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Glenn & Renee Davis Exclusively Web / Net Highway (916) 887-0678 Web Page Design / Hosting Services POB 157, Cool,CA 95614-0157 http://www.ExclusivelyWeb.com http://www.Net-Hwy.com &&& ||| (@ @) (@ @) ----------------------------ooO---U---Ooo---------------ooO--(_)--Ooo------->> Mailto:renee@Net-Hwy.com Mailto:glenn@Net-Hwy.com Mailto:renee@ExclusivelyWeb.com Mailto:glenn@ExclusivelyWeb.com Graphics Design Webmaster Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: Separate SSL Server (Jay Van Vark 1997)
  2. Re: Separate SSL Server (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  3. Re: Separate SSL Server (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)
  4. Re: Separate SSL Server (Glenn Davis 1997)
  5. Re: Separate SSL Server (Glenn Davis 1997)
  6. Re: Separate SSL Server (Glenn Davis 1997)
  7. Re: Separate SSL Server (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)
  8. Re: Separate SSL Server (bob 1997)
  9. Re: Separate SSL Server (Jay Van Vark 1997)
  10. Re: Separate SSL Server (Dan L Gilpin 1997)
  11. Re: Separate SSL Server (Glenn Davis 1997)
  12. Re: Separate SSL Server (Bob Minor 1997)
  13. Re: Separate SSL Server (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  14. Re: Separate SSL Server (grichter@panavise.com (Gary Richter) 1997)
  15. Separate SSL Server (Dan L Gilpin 1997)
At 5:32 PM 4/25/97, Grant Hulbert altered the fabric of cyberspace, writing:> >Since WebStar/SSL is a separate server, my original plan was to have the > >SSL on another Mac to distribute the load. Can WebCommerce handle serving > >regular database (unsecured) pages from one Mac (www.abc.com) to build a > >shopping cart, and then have the checkout pages only (secure) from > >another Mac (secure.abc.com)? Would you have to run WebCommerce on both > >Macs? If so, is that acceptable under the license agreement? > > We recommend you run both W* and W*SSL on the same box, in the same >folder. Just keep SSL in the background for better performance of the >non-SSL. Very few of your visitors ever make it all the way to the end of >the purchase process that requires https:, so you get very few hits on >that background W*SSL, and people expect it to be slower anyway because of >the encryption. This is how we run it here at PCS. > > No need to rename the box either: just use https:/www.abc.com and >http:/www.abc.com > > WebCatalog's license agreement is for running a single copy on a single CPU. >So unless I just fell off the truck...What you are saying is run BOTH in the same folder???? That way you can access any file with either http or https. Oh ya, no security problem here.The only way to run a secure server is on a differant box with a unique IP. All secure files should ONLY be on the ssl server box.If I understand correctly, in the settup you would need tow copies of WebCat to work? If so three grand is out of reach for me. I guess that sends me back to FMPro for a solution. Glad I found this out now.Tiz been interesting...<--Glenn-->~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Glenn & Renee Davis Exclusively Web / Net Highway (916) 887-0678 Web Page Design / Hosting Services POB 157, Cool,CA 95614-0157 http://www.ExclusivelyWeb.com http://www.Net-Hwy.com &&& ||| (@ @) (@ @) ----------------------------ooO---U---Ooo---------------ooO--(_)--Ooo------->> Mailto:renee@Net-Hwy.com Mailto:glenn@Net-Hwy.com Mailto:renee@ExclusivelyWeb.com Mailto:glenn@ExclusivelyWeb.com Graphics Design Webmaster Glenn Davis

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