SSTP FAQ - Part 3: Server Specific

re: SSTP FAQ - Part 3: Server Specific

endy — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 06:36:19 GMT

HTTP protocol is not a full duplex protocol, i.e you can not send and receive data at the same time. Moreover server can not send data until client done with sending a request.

HTTPS proxy do not inspect traffic (there are some rare which does this), but HTTP proxy or SSL terminators usually enforce this behaviour.

How are you dealing with such limitation of HTTP protocol as a transport to provide full duplex connection required by PPP

Thank you

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