How to Use the Channel Setting and Virtual Host Setting to Make Two Way SSL Effective Only on the Virtual Host
(Doc ID 2128931.1)
Last updated on OCTOBER 02, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle WebLogic Server - Version 12.1.2.0.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
To use Virtual Hosts to control the below scenario:
- There is only one Managed Sever named Server1
- An application deployed on the Server
- When the application is accessed from the URL mentioned in Scenario 1 below - the client certificate should be checked to confirm that it was created by a Certificate Authority the server trusts
- If the application is accessed from the URL in Scenario 2 below - the client certificate will not be checked
Scenario 1:
- User A sends the request to server Server 1 using URL (e.g https://<hostname.domain>:<port1>/<app_name>/<loginpage>.jsp)
- It must check the client certificate (two way SSL)
NOTE: In the URL above, <hostname.domain> is the virtual host name representing the localhost. The IP address is different from the IP address used in Scenario 2
Scenario 2:
- User B sends a request to server Server1 Using URL(e.g https://<ip_address>:<port1>/<app_name>/<loginpage>.jsp)
- It will not check the client certificate (one way ssl)
NOTE: <ip_address> is the real IP address
Both of these scenarios can be configured by setting up the [Virtual Host] and [Channel] correctly.
Solution
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In this Document
| Goal |
| Solution |
| 1. Create two way SSL (If this was done previously, this step can be skipped) |
| 1.1 Configure WebLogic Server for One-Way SSL |
| 1.2 Two-way setup: Import the Trusted CA into the Keystore (e.g. create the client certificate) |
| 1.3 Configure Client Authentication for Weblogic |
| 1.4 Test you can access Weblogic via SSL |
| 2. Confirm one-way SSL is configured for the server |
| 3. Create network channels (e.g channel-0) for the use of two-way SSL(client-certificate-enforced) |
| 4, create a virtual host of WebLogic Server and set the network-access-point created in step 3 |