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litespeed_wiki:lslb:function [2017/06/26 14:38]
Eric Leu
litespeed_wiki:lslb:function [2017/07/11 21:44]
Eric Leu [Requirements]
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-====== How to enable QUIC in Load Balance====== +====== How to enable QUIC ====== 
-Create listeners ​with secure: +===== Requirements ===== 
-  * Create ​Listensers: ''​WebAdmin Console>​Configuration>​Listensers>​click ​**Add** button>Choose HTTP then click **Next** button''​ +  * Must have QUIC enabled in GUI/conf 
-  * Set Listener NameLS-443 +  * Must use either Chrome or Opera with QUIC enabled 
-  * Port: 443 +  * Must **not** use self-signed certificates 
-  ​Secure: yes +  * QUIC will **not** work with a proxy front end like CloudFlare 
-  ​Click **Save** button +===== Create ​a listener with security enabled ===== 
-  * Click tab **SSL** +  * Navigate to **WebAdmin Console > Configuration > Listeners** and press the **Add** button
-Upload your **public** SSL private Key & Certificate:​ +  * Choose ​''​HTTP'' ​then press the **Next** button. 
-  ​Point Private Key File, Certificate File and CA Certificate File to your cert file location +  * Set **Listener Name** to ''​LS-443''​. 
-Enable QUIC function+  * Set **Port** to ''​443''​. 
 +  * Set **Secure** to ''​Yes''​. 
 +  Press the **Save** button.
  
 +===== 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.
 +  ​
 +===== Enable the QUIC function =====
 +  * On the same page, scroll down to **Security Features**
 +  * Set **Enable QUIC** to ''​Yes''​
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-**Firewall** +===== Firewall ​Configuration =====
- +
-[[https://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​QUIC|QUIC]] (Quick UDP Internet Connections) protocol runs a stream multiplexing protocol over Transport Layer Security (TLS) on top of UDP instead of TCP. So you need to enable port not only with TCP but also UDP. +
- +
-**How to verify QUIC enabled:​** +
- +
-  - Open browser Chrome +
-  - There’s a Chrome extension which will allow you to see the protocols at work on your favorite websites: [[https://​chrome.google.com/​webstore/​detail/​http2-and-spdy-indicator/​mpbpobfflnpcgagjijhmgnchggcjblin|HTTP/​2 and SPDY indicator]]. Install it, and keep an eye on the little lightning bolt in the Chrome toolbar. Blue indicates HTTP/2 is enabled. Green indicates HTTP/2 + QUIC. And if you hover your cursor over the lightning bolt, you can see a list of enabled protocols for yourself.+
  
 +[[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.
  
 +====== How to verify QUIC is enabled ======
  
 +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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