Can you please elaborate? If you want us to help, you need to provide enough information.

Regards Jose

El 24/11/2016, a las 5:03 a.m., [email protected] [email protected] escribió:

Jose, J you are right.i was trying but I thought it will work as a client and it worked as a workaround. But will check for the dh key small error while forwarding the traffic with SSL from intermediate port to another port.

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From: Josealf.rm [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2016 2:48 PM To: Chokkalingam, Jothish [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: Re: [stunnel-users] Help in setting stunnel in server mode to over come TLSV2 compatibility

Jothish,

Stunnel in server mode is what you need, with 99.9% confidence.

When you write:

[https] Accept=443 Connect=local host:80 Client=no

Stunnnel will expect TLS connections on port 443 and will forward then to your normal web server running on loopback port 80.

Is that clear?

Regards, Jose

El 24/11/2016, a las 2:29 a.m., [email protected] [email protected] escribió:

Is there a way to forward a Secure connection from one port to non secure port using stunnel. I am googling but unable to find. If you have can you let me know

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From: stunnel-users [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Carter Browne Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2016 9:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [stunnel-users] Help in setting stunnel in server mode to over come TLSV2 compatibility

There are other tools for performing port forwarding with less overhead (I believe tappipe is one), although I make use stunnel to do this extensively.

In order forward a secure connection from one port to another is a two step process with stunnel:

A sample configuration segment would be:

[SFDC reverse in]

client = no

accept = 8008

connect = localhost:48008

[SFDC reverse out] client = yes accept = localhost:48008 connect = localhost:8009

On 11/23/2016 10:18 AM, Rodney Lott wrote: Hi, there.

I'm no stunnel expert, but here's my $0.05 (we have no pennies in Canada anymore ;-) ):

• I would try including the key as well as the cert in your stunnel config
• I would enable debug on the openssl s_client call to see if it will indicate why it is reseting. Same with your SFDC client to get more info.
• Question: is the "WARNING: can't open config file" message below indicative of a permissions or path problem?
• Question: Is the stunnel cert and key compatible with the TIBCO server's certificate? They need to be using certs generated from the same key source, don't they?
• You might want to fix the SSL version in the stunnel config file (i.e. sslVersion = TLSv1.2)

Good luck with your debugging.

Rodney

On 2016-11-22 07:43 PM, [email protected] wrote: HI all,

There is a problem we have currently connecting tibco client to SFDC sever via TLS v1.2 and that’s solved by using stunnel in client mode. And the communication from SFDC client to tibco server applications w.r.t TLS V1.2 I am unable to solve using stunnel. Below is the configuration in stunnel in server end to divert the traffic from 8008 to 8009, can you help here with the logs is the stunnel configuration is correct or there any missed/need to alter.

[SFDC reverse proxy test] debug=7 ;client = yes accept = 8008àport used by sfdc client to connect to TIBCO server connect = localhost:8009 àTibco server that’s running cert = stunnel.pem 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG7[118]: Service [SFDC reverse proxy test] started 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG7[118]: Option TCP_NODELAY set on local socket 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG5[118]: Service [SFDC reverse proxy test] accepted connection from 101.167.198.14:54477 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG6[118]: Peer certificate not required 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG7[118]: SSL state (accept): before/accept initialization 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG3[118]: SSL_accept: Peer suddenly disconnected 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG5[118]: Connection reset: 0 byte(s) sent to SSL, 0 byte(s) sent to socket 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG7[118]: Local descriptor (FD=696) closed 2016.11.23 08:31:56 LOG7[118]: Service [SFDC reverse proxy test] finished (0 left)

PFB the openssl snap shot looks odd C:\Program Files (x86)\stunnel\bin>openssl s_client -connect localhost:8008 -prexit -showcerts WARNING: can't open config file: /devel/win32/openssl/openssl.cnf CONNECTED(0000016C)

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