LiteSpeed Webserver Reverse Proxy SSL

NiteWave

Administrator
#2
most steps are same as http, only in step 4, enable SSL.

i.e., ssl connection is established between user and your virtual host; your virtual host just establish plain http(port 80) connection to backend web server.
 

NiteWave

Administrator
#7
Hi LinuxFreak,

now your front end server(litespeed) is able to serve both http and https, and between the front end and backend server, has established http connections only and works.

https ssl connection has extra overhead than http. usually backend server is not open to public, so http is preferred.

while https connection with backend server looks possible, it's not necessary in most cases.

pass https directly to backend server, is more a load balance feature, which litespeed load balance(lslb) may support it in the near feature(layer 4 load balance)
 
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