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software:openssl:lan [2025/10/19 01:29] rodolicosoftware:openssl:lan [2025/10/19 01:54] (current) rodolico
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     - Almost all Unix systems (Linux, BSD, MacOS) have it pre-installed     - Almost all Unix systems (Linux, BSD, MacOS) have it pre-installed
     - Windows systems, I'm not sure about since it is a cracker paradise. I'll try to put whatever I can find in [[software:openssl:windows]]     - Windows systems, I'm not sure about since it is a cracker paradise. I'll try to put whatever I can find in [[software:openssl:windows]]
-  - Create a private Certificate of Authority +  - [[software:openssl:createca|Create a private Certificate of Authority]] 
-  - Install the PEM file created above onto all machines which will be making a connection.+  - [[software:openssl:installca|Install the PEM file created above onto all machines which will be making a connection]].
   - For each service you need secure   - For each service you need secure
-    - Create a site certificate and sign it with the CA above+    - [[software:openssl:createcert|Create a site certificate]] and sign it with the CA above
     - Copy the site certificate files to the servers containing the service     - Copy the site certificate files to the servers containing the service
  
 At this point, you should be able to access all services using SSL (https, smtps, ftps, imaps). At this point, you should be able to access all services using SSL (https, smtps, ftps, imaps).
  
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