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Enabling SSL encryption with Apache - Linux Tutorial
From the course: LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (202-450) Cert Prep
Enabling SSL encryption with Apache
- [Announcer] You're watching ITProTV. - Welcome back to LPIC-2. In this episode, we'll talk about enabling SSL encryption with Apache. So Don, can you give us an overview of what we'll talk about today? I'll walk you through the process of what that takes to actually get that certificate generated. Other than that, we need a certificate, so that's part of it. We'll need the information required to get a certificate. So information about our company, who our admin contact is, we'll need to create that certificate. And then we just need to attach it to the V host and we're done. So it's not like we need extra software. There's no crazy install steps beyond that. It's just get a certificate and attach it to Apache. - So if I have my Apache server all set up here, how do we bolt on SSL? - All right, well, the SSL functionality used to be a separate module. So there was a mod SSL that you had to install. Well, now that's…
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Installing the Apache web server17m 12s
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Configuring virtual servers in Apache17m 31s
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Redirecting URLs with Apache20m
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Enabling SSL encryption with Apache17m 1s
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Installing the Squid proxy server16m
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Restricting server access with Squid15m 29s
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Enabling user authentication in Squid19m 45s
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Implementing NGINX as a web server14m 56s
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Implementing NGINX as a reverse proxy13m 34s
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