INSTALLING SSL CERTIFICATE ON Apache HTTP SERVER - A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

In this video, I'll show you how to install an SSL certificate on your Apache HTTP server. This step-by-step guide is simple to follow and will help you protect your website from cyber-attacks.
If you're hosting a website on Apache, it's important to install an SSL certificate. This video will show you how to do this quickly and easily, so that your website is safe from cyber-attacks. Don't wait any longer, install your SSL certificate today!
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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:33 - what is SSL certificate
1:43 - How to get SSL certificate
3:13 - what is self signed certificate
5:55 - create self signed certificate using openssl
9:48 - Install self signed certificate in apache httpd 2.4
12:01 - ssl certificate testing
#apache #sslcertificate #linux #centos

[@mohamedriyasp6243]

Excellent, understandable video. Thank you bro. Subscibed😊

[@TheZikori]

Nice job!. Thank you for this video

[@GauravSingh-vw7fd]

Awesome , thanks

[@vickykorpal2443]

Very helpful guide and nicely explained.

[@gharibelatoir2984]

I do not have hosting for the Apach server, but I have a domain, and I put in the dns records exactly in the A record, and I put an ip belonging to Apache, so how do I do ssl

[@vickykorpal2443]

You should create a CNAME record mapped to the A record of the webserver. Let the dns update finish. You may search in google about adding www record in dns provider. Your hosting provider might have its own documentation to do so.

[@anandmano4375]

Thank you

[@rebu213]

Excellent video. Can you explain how to install a certificate without requiring the passphrase? Restarting http prompts for a passphrase since the certificate is encrypted. So would that require creating a server.key without the passphrase?

[@ioscoding1]

yes that is one option. Another option would be using the "sslpassphrasedialog"
httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_ssl.html#sslpassphrasedialog