Snapt One: 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...
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Snapt One: 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,... -
Passing the scheme through Snapt One’s SSL termination
Often times when you are terminating SSL connections at the Website Accelerator or the Load Balancer, you need to know... -
Hardening your Snapt One SSL installation
Snapt One provides SSL termination/offloading in both the SSL accelerator and load balancer modules. These are extremely resilient and secure... -
Protecting your Snapt One install (best practices)
The aim of this guide is to help you get the best possible experience and performance from your Snapt One... -
Snapt One and PageSpeed
What is PageSpeed Fast and optimized pages lead to higher visitor engagement, retention, and conversions; so experiencing a 50-70% reduction... -
Let’s Encrypt – Snapt One Guide
Our Let’s Encrypt plugin allows you to issue and manage Let’s Encrypt certificates directly from the Snapt One UI. Step... -
Snapt One: worker_connections are not enough
If you have a busy Web Accelerator you might see a set of errors like this in your log —... -
Snapt One Web Accelerator Datasheet
You can download the datasheet for the Snapt One Web Accelerator below. Download the attached PDF. -
How to setup Snapt One SSL offloading
Why SSL Offload SSL is computationally very expensive, and depending on the implementation and regular maintenance that you do on...