Ssl

Everyone needs a monitor system, right? Disclaimer or Scope/Intention This is how I did it. Short guide, more or less for myself so I won’t forget. If Linux/Ubuntu/Apache/SSL-certs is new territory for you this isn’t the guide you were looking for, sorry. Some steps and detailed explanations are omitted. Also never run cmds you don’t trust and know what they do. What I used Machine: VM in Vmware vSphere, 2vCPU, 4GB RAM, 32GB disk. OS: Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS Free OpenSource (https://ubuntu.com/download/server) WebApp: Zabbix 6.0 Free OpenSource (https://zabbix.com) SSL cert: I used Let’s Encrypt for my cert and key. ...

Everyone needs a ticket system, right? Disclaimer or Scope/Intention This is how I did it. Short guide, more or less for myself so I won’t forget. If Linux/Ubuntu/Apache/SSL-certs is new territory for you this isn’t the guide you were looking for, sorry. Some steps and detailed explanations are omitted. Also never run cmds you don’t trust and know what they do. What I used Machine: VM in Vmware vSphere, 1vCPU, 2GB RAM, 40GB disk. OS: Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS Free OpenSource (https://ubuntu.com/download/server) WebApp: osTicket 1.15.4 Free OpenSource (https://osticket.com/download/) SSL cert: I used Let’s Encrypt for my cert and key. ...

Enabled https on tillnet.se and it was alot harder then I thought. Didn’t think that it should be but since I use Cloudflare and proxy it added a level I didn’t think about. Finally I started to realize what was going on and turned to Google for help. Found this guide that was exactly what I needed: https://devanswers.co/configure-cloudflare-origin-ca-apache/ So now all traffic to and from the website is secured. And I gained a little bit more knowledge.