You can configure GigaSMART engine resources on GigaVUE‑HC1 to reduce the Inline TLS/SSL resource utilization by 50% and use the rest of the resource to configure the other GigaSMART applications. The Inline TLS/SSL application runs in the following two modes:

■   Standalone mode Enabled—The Inline TLS/SSL feature takes the entire GigaSMART engine resource. By default standalone mode is enabled for Inline TLS/SSL.
■   Standalone mode Disabled—The GigaSMART engine resource allocated for Inline TLS/SSL feature is reduced to 50% and the residual GigaSMART engine resource can be configured for other GigaSMART applications.

On GigaVUE‑HC1, you can configure the following GigaSMART applications along with the Inline TLS/SSL feature:

o   De-duplication (SMT-HC1-DD1)
o   NetFlow Generation (SMT-HC1-NF1)
o   BSE Combo (SMT-HC1-BSE) - Masking, Slicing, and Trailer
o   Header-stripping (SMT-HC1-HS1)
o   Flow Sampling (SMT-HC1-FVU)
o   Tunneling, ERSPAN (SMT-HC1-TUN)
  • It is not recommended to configure Inline TLS/SSL feature with other GigaSMART applications, except the applications listed above.
  • The Passive TLS/SSL decryption is not recommended to be configured with Inline TLS/SSL feature and combination of NetFlow and TLS/SSL decryption do not work with the Inline TLS/SSL.
  • For inline TLS/SSL decryption, Internet connectivity to GigaSMART and clustering is not supported on the same interface, for example, eth2.

To enable Standalone mode for Inline TLS/SSL decryption on GigaVUE‑HC1:

1.   From the GigaVUE‑HC1 device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Groups > GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click New to create a new GigaSMART group or click Edit to modify an existing GigaSMART group.
3. Go to Inline SSL under GigaSMART Parameters, and select Standalone.
4. Click OK.