I'm using Apache as a reverse proxy to a back-end (origin) web server, handling SSL traffic. I have SSLSessionCache enabled, which lets the Apache server cache the client's public key to prevent the need to renegotiate subsequent connections. But my question is whether this also helps when Apache itself is the client to the origin web server? In other words, is Apache caching the back-end server's public key to prevent the need to handshake SSL to the origin each and every request?
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