Adding A Prefix To The Fields Inserted In The Http Header - Cisco 11503 - CSS Content Services Switch Configuration Manual

Configuring Virtual SSL Servers for an SSL Proxy List
Table 4-4 SSL Session Fields Inserted In the HTTP Header (continued)
Field
Session-Cipher-Use-Size
Session-Protocol-Version
Session-Id
Session-Verify-Result

Adding a Prefix to the Fields Inserted in the HTTP Header

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Description
Description: Symmetric cipher use
Format: Whole integer representing the length in bytes of the
key used for symmetric encryption during this session
Example: Session-Cipher-Use-Size: 56
Description: Version of SSL or TLS
Format: SSL or TLS protocol followed by version number
Example: Session-Protocol-Version: TLSv1
Description: SSL Session ID
Format: The 32-byte session ID negotiated during this
session if a session ID is or has been negotiated, printed in
big-endian format; hexadecimal without leading 0x and
lowercase alphanumeric characters separated by a colon (:).
Example: Session-Id:
75:45:62:cf:ee:71:de:ad:be:ef:00:33:ee:23:89:25:75:45:62:cf
:ee:71:de:ad:be:ef:00:33:ee:23:89:25
Description: SSL session verify result
Format: Numeric value indicating the SSL session verify
result
Example: Session-Verify-Result: 0
To add a prefix to the client certificate, server certificate, or session fields inserted
in the HTTP header, use the ssl-server number http-header prefix command.
Enter a quoted text string with a maximum of 16 characters.
If the SSL proxy list and its service are active, suspend the service and then the
proxy list before configuring or disabling HTTP header insertion. Afterward,
reactivate the SSL proxy list and then activate its service.
For example, to add the Acme-SSL prefix to all inserted fields, enter:
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