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58 Securing Your Server

4. The returned webpage will include your test certiﬁcate (an example

is shown as ﬁgure 3.5 on page 67). Cut and paste the test certiﬁcate

into a ﬁle named httpsd.crt in your /etc/httpd/conf direc-

tory.

See section 3.6 for instructions on how to install the testcertiﬁcate and test

your secure web server.

3.6 Installing and Testing Your Certiﬁcate

Atthis point,you shouldhavea ﬁle named httpsd.key,containing your

key, and a ﬁle named httpsd.crt, containing your test certiﬁcate. Both

of the httpsd.key and httpsd.crt ﬁles should be in your

/etc/httpd/conf/ directory. If they aresomewhere else, move them to

that directory. If you changed any of the default locations or ﬁlenames for

the secure web server in your Apache conﬁguration ﬁles, you should put

these two ﬁles in the appropriate directory, based on your modiﬁcations.

Now start your server as described in section 2.7 on page 40. If your key

ﬁle is encrypted, you will be asked for the password. Type in your pass-

word. Your server will now be running.

Point your web browser to your server’s home page. You should see a

dialog box which indicates that your browser needs to be conﬁgured to

accept the test certiﬁcate.

Follow the instructions provided by your browserto acceptthe testcertiﬁ-

cate. You can just accept thedefaults by clicking Next until the dialogs are

ﬁnished.

Once you’ve conﬁgured your browser to accept the text certiﬁcate, your

secure web server will show you a default home page as shown in ﬁg-

ure 3.6on page 68.

Your web server is running. The next step is to buy and install a real cer-

tiﬁcate.

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