Hardening your SSL installation
Snapt provides SSL termination/offloading in both the Accelerator and Balancer modules. These are extremely resilient and secure by default, but...
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Source IP with X-Forwarded-For
By default, the Load balanced web servers will not see the Clients IP as the actual Source IP from which the request originates, instead... -
Redirect port 80 to port 443 (HTTP to HTTPS)
There are certain circumstances in which you might want to transparently pass traffic from one port to another. Quite typically... -
Passing the scheme through SSL termination
Often times when you are terminating SSL connections at the Accelerator or the Balancer, you need to know whether the... -
Timeouts in Balancer and Accelerator
When Increasing the timeout of connections in the Balancer you must go to Balancer -> Configuration -> Default Settings. In the... -
Creating a .pem file
One of the most widely used features of our load balancer is the ability to offload SSL traffic by terminating... -
How to disable SSLv3?
The Accelerator has SSLv3 blocked by force – it cannot be used on it. The Balancer allows SSLv3, but it... -
How do I send Accelerator requests to the Balancer?
If you have the Snapt Balancer installed when you add an Upstream you will automatically be able to choose a... -
How to create a load balancer
Snapt ships a complete Layer 7 load balancer for HTTP/S and TCP traffic, to ensure your critical services are always... -
RDP Load Balancing
What Is RDP Snapt Balancer comes with built-in features to load balance Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (RDS), also known as Terminal Services in Windows...