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| - you may need a valid SSl certification for your XenServer IP to let browsers connect to it without problems | - you may need a valid SSl certification for your XenServer IP to let browsers connect to it without problems | ||
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| + | ==== Using console with proxy ==== | ||
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| + | you can get more information about how to install and configure haproxy from here : | ||
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| + | [[haproxy_console|Haproxy Install and Config]] | ||
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| + | <color #ed1c24>we highly advice to install valid SSL certificate for your XenServer , especially when using Public IP.</color> | ||
| - | - we highly advice to install valid SSL certificate for your XenServer , especially when using Public IP. | ||
| The instruction to generate or install ssl cert on XenServers are available in critix main site , basically the cert files are in /etc/xensource/ | The instruction to generate or install ssl cert on XenServers are available in critix main site , basically the cert files are in /etc/xensource/ | ||