Create Your Own SSL Certificate Authority (on Linux)

[@GregPerry]

The most comprehensive, clear, well organized, straightforward and real explanation of the steps to solve a nearly ubiquitous development problem. And all the while, cool jazz in the background.. You have cumulatively removed thousands of hours of dev angst. You will be welcomed in the halls of Nerd Valhalla.

[@chadzulu4328]

This is the highest-quality, easiest to follow video on this subject that I've found thus far. If you want to set up your own CA, this is the video you're looking for.

[@markadams439]

Best, clear and straightforward explanation on the tube.

[@StephenBussard]

This is great, thank you so much!

[@danielsaan1976]

Hi. Good video, but it would have been helpful if an explanation had been added about adding the rootCA certificate into browser.

[@AbuBakrSadiqi-b7t]

That's for this video, it helped me alot.

[@GernotPokorny]

Can you please make a video on how to trust a self signed certificate in chrome? I always get NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID. its security certificate does not specify Subject Alternative Names. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection.

[@bishalmishra993]

Great narration.. short simple and great guide..

[@simpleyute]

Thank you so much!

[@GernotPokorny]

Thank you vey much

[@mohamedmaslouh1860]

Thank you it's very clear

[@inspectranet]

Right to the point! Thanks!

[@domenicoragosta2690]

Simply perfect!

[@me-jz7uv]

How to create the x509 config file please?

[@gendisayuningtyas1343]

how to install ssl on samba4 ubuntu? still using openssl application?

[@tadmikowsky7520]

0:56 unless hosting 20 year old servers/clients, why on earth would someone use -des3 instead of -aes256?

[@aparajitaramyan2205]

Verifying - Enter pass phrase for myCA.key ------- From where we will get the pass phrase? Where should we look for pass phrase. this step is giving error.

[@SaurabhSalvi43]

passphrase is like a password that you set to the .key file. you can choose to ignore it. but it is recommended if its a CA certificate (in this case root CA certificate)

[@SaurabhSalvi43]

if you do not want to use passphrase, then you need to skip the '-des3' flag.