ltm rule command SSL is renegotiation secure

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SSL::is_renegotiation_secure
       Returns the current state of SSL Secure Renegotiation.

SYNOPSIS
       SSL::is_renegotiation_secure

DESCRIPTION
       Returns the current state of SSL Secure Renegotiation.

RETURN VALUE
       SSL::is_renegotiation_secure

	   Returns the current state of SSL Secure Renegotiation on the flow. A value of zero denotes that SSL Secure Renegotiation was not negotiated with the peer. A value of one denotes that the peer has communicated support for SSL Secure Renegotiation.

	   Note that some legacy peer implementations may not have full support for SSL Secure Renegotiation, but instead have been patched to perform just an initial SSL handshake with the necessary protocol changes to comply with RFC5746. These implementations may appear to support Secure Renegotiation, but may be incapable of actually performing a secure mid-connection rehandshake.

VALID DURING
       ANY_EVENT

EXAMPLES
	when CLIENTSSL_SERVERHELLO_SEND {
	    set secure_renegotiation_enabled [SSL::is_renegotiation_secure]
	}

HINTS
SEE ALSO
CHANGE LOG
       @BIGIP-11.0.0 --First introduced the command.



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