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linux:installation:openssl [2022/09/03 14:57] – [Step 4 — Enabling the Changes in Apache] tutospistolinux:installation:openssl [2022/09/03 14:58] (Version actuelle) – [Step 5 — Testing Encryption] tutospisto
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 You’re now ready to test your SSL server. You’re now ready to test your SSL server.
  
-Open your web browser and type https:// followed by your server’s domain name or IP into the address bar:+Open your web browser and type <code bash>https://</code> followed by your server’s domain name or IP into the address bar:
  
-https://server_domain_or_IP+<code bash>https://server_domain_or_IP</code>
  
 Because the certificate you created isn’t signed by one of your browser’s trusted certificate authorities, you will likely see a scary looking warning like the one below:Apache self-signed cert warningThis is expected and normal. We are only interested in the encryption aspect of our certificate, not the third party validation of our host’s authenticity. Click ADVANCED and then the link provided to proceed to your host anyways:Apache self-signed override Because the certificate you created isn’t signed by one of your browser’s trusted certificate authorities, you will likely see a scary looking warning like the one below:Apache self-signed cert warningThis is expected and normal. We are only interested in the encryption aspect of our certificate, not the third party validation of our host’s authenticity. Click ADVANCED and then the link provided to proceed to your host anyways:Apache self-signed override
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 If you configured Apache to redirect HTTP to HTTPS, you can also check whether the redirect functions correctly: If you configured Apache to redirect HTTP to HTTPS, you can also check whether the redirect functions correctly:
  
-http://server_domain_or_IP+<code bash>http://server_domain_or_IP</code>
  
 If this results in the same icon, this means that your redirect worked correctly. However, the redirect you created earlier is only a temporary redirect. If you’d like to make the redirection to HTTPS permanent, continue on to the final step. If this results in the same icon, this means that your redirect worked correctly. However, the redirect you created earlier is only a temporary redirect. If you’d like to make the redirection to HTTPS permanent, continue on to the final step.
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