Hi Dear,
Need help- I am working in setup where all client connection would come into "Nginx --> to SSLH --> backend(ssh, tls, softether) . One of the backend is Softethr VPN server/cluster.
Now my question is - does soft-ether traffic can be distinguished with other HTTPs traffic by looking into first few bytes of client connection ? normally this set up worked with Openvpn protocol, but since I am using SE native client ( gives better performance) SSLH does not support outof the box.
I am trying to build something customize where SE traffic can be distinguished from regular https traffic , normally we can do that by looking into few first bytes of the connection from client.
Anyhelp on this regard is greatly helpful. Please let me know if any questions .
Using Softether with SSLH
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solo
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Re: Using Softether with SSLH
No, use SSLH "anyprot" for SoftEther as default target address.
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suddhasilsarkar
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Re: Using Softether with SSLH
Thanks Solo, my problem is we also have "regular https/tls" traffic which going into different backend , so either or , if I use anyport that means all traffic will go to either that endpoint or to softether. Can we build something based on the softether traffic initial packet ? which can differentiate that ?
