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Hi , Just use "certificate" and "private key" as the key name in parameters. In the Post request, you don't need to put them too. See the example here: Best, -- Ira Miga Imperva Knowledge Engineer --
HI I am trying like this And getting below output Am i doing it correctly? -- Nikhil Chodankar Prudential Services Asia --
, this was for CA certificate, but if you need to upload a custom certificate, just use: --cert <cert file> - Includes the client certificate in the request. --key <key file> - Includes the client certificate private key in the request. -- Ira Miga Imperva Knowledge...
Hi , The above is script. If you would like to use Postman, here's what you need to do: Example: curl -X POST ' https://api.imperva.com/certificate-manager/v2/accounts/XXXXX/client-certificates?api id=XXXXX&api key=X XXXXX' -H 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data' -F 'ca file=@ example.ca '...
Hello Madhu Gudla Finally, did you find a correct implementation of Imperva cloud WAF with a GTM? -- victor pinzon --
Hi, We are seeing POST request is being translated to a GET request when using Simplified Redirect Rules. Is there a way to configure a HTTP verb when setting up "Simplified Redirect Rules". Regards #CloudWAF(formerlyIncapsula)
Hi Mark, I don' know your subscription and glad to know you have good control there. An optional option could be presence of a header that suggest HTTP or HTTPS from user to Proxy , Imperva follow the same protocol to origin. HTTP request from user to Proxy No header for Incap-Tls-Version ...
As I stated and linked in my post we don't have that, and linked this exact statement from you. Unfortunately not valuable. Thank you though. However we did find the issue here, and in this case is was the type of loadbalancers employed by AWS. We used a second ALB as the internal load...
Hi Mark, A simple ADR rule ( that is available with LB license ) can be used to perform this simple header addition. "X-Forwarded-For-Proto": "http" -- Abhishek Gupta Customer Success team Imperva --