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litespeed_wiki:lslb:enable_quic [2017/07/17 13:45]
Eric Leu created
litespeed_wiki:lslb:enable_quic [2020/11/18 15:33] (current)
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-====== How to enable QUIC on ADC ====== +~~REDIRECT>​https://​docs.litespeedtech.com/products/lsadc/settings/~~
-===== Requirements ===== +
-  * Must have QUIC enabled in GUI/conf +
-  * Must use either Chrome or Opera with QUIC enabled +
-  * Must **not** use self-signed certificates +
-  * QUIC will **not** work with a proxy front end like CloudFlare +
-===== Create a listener with security enabled ===== +
-  * Navigate to **WebAdmin Console ​Configuration > Listeners** and press the **Add** button. +
-  * Choose ''​HTTP''​ then press the **Next** button. +
-  * Set **Listener Name** to ''​LS-443''​. +
-  * Set **Port** to ''​443''​. +
-  * Set **Secure** to ''​Yes''​. +
-  * Press the **Save** button. +
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-===== Configure your Public SSL Private Key & Certificate ===== +
-  * While still in Listener Configuration,​ select the **SSL** tab. +
-  * Point **Private Key File**, **Certificate File** and **CA Certificate File** to your certificate file location. +
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-===== Enable the QUIC function ===== +
-  * On the same page, scroll down to **Security Features** +
-  * Set **Enable QUIC** to ''​Yes''​ +
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-===== Firewall Configuration ===== +
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-[[https://en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​QUIC|QUIC]] (Quick UDP Internet Connections) runs a stream-multiplexing protocol over Transport Layer Security (TLS) on top of UDP instead of TCP. Be sure you've enabled the port with both TCP //and// UDP. +
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-====== How to verify QUIC is enabled ====== +
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-There’s a Chrome extension which will allow you to see the protocols at work on any website. +
-Install [[https://​chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/http2-and-spdy-indicator/mpbpobfflnpcgagjijhmgnchggcjblin|HTTP/​2 and SPDY indicator]],​ and you will see a lightning bolt in the Chrome toolbar. Blue indicates HTTP/2 is enabled. Green indicates HTTP/2 + QUIC. Hover over the lightning bolt to see a more detailed list of protocols in action. +
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