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How to enable SSL in Linux

You have just installed a SSL certificate in order to secure the connections through your domain names and you want know to check if it is working properly and therefore to enable the SSL mode on Linux.

You have to enter these SSH commands :

# a2enmod ssl



# a2ensite default-ssl

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How to enable SSL in Linux

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