SSL Chain of Trust | How SSL Chain Works | Root Cert, Intermediate Certificate, Server Certificate

[@mikethompson7406]

Thank you for putting this together! For years I haven't been able to understand certs and I've been overthinking it. I feel comfortable on these terms now!

[@KrishnaChrist]

Nailed it. Been looking for such an explanation since ages. You have my like and subscribe both. ❤❤ Salute

[@AyaanShrivastava]

Nice explanation sir earlier i was always confused but after watching this i got the concept..i seen lot of video they make very complicated but this is short and effective..

[@vammy55]

the best explanation in the universe, thanks for the amazing content

[@ShyamHazari]

Excellent explanation. Thank you

[@krunalbhoir]

Well explained in simple way

[@anishprinson6157]

Extraordinary brother ❤️

[@singhamita]

I am loving this. Keep building such great stuff..

[@mohamedsaleem7706]

Fantastic.Very short and neat

[@TutorialsPediaVideos]

JazakAllah

[@swapnag5445]

Very good explanation

[@sabarinathanc]

Good explanation Mr.Ajmal. Thank you for your videos

[@user-ee9us3su6i]

Amazing explanation! Thanks for the video. :)

[@andrewryabchenko2407]

Thank you

[@elroycorreia7432]

Thanks for the explanation

[@neetishkumar643]

Awesome explanation

[@lucifersoul666]

Thanks Man, Good Work

[@dhanushraj1878]

simple and clear 👍

[@brolysmash9333]

pretty good bud. Thanks for the helpful video. :)

[@Theashutoshv89]

can situation be like where Root CA and server certificate, no intermediate certificate. Will the connection and communication happen ?

[@TutorialsPediaVideos]

Root CAs don't issue server certificates directly.

[@Theashutoshv89]

@@TutorialsPediaVideos thanks for the clarification

[@rahulcsaple]

Nice explanation

[@ugaindransubramaniam9237]

nice. Tq ❤

[@tusharshinde1958]

I was about to switch tech stack … but seeing different use cases which can be used by Tibco .. I think I will stick with tibco for long

[@shamsheralam8806]

Nice

[@mayanksingh6663]

Nice explanation, what is self sign certificate

[@strangerx1]

Any Tutorial to make Root CA then Intermediate CA and then Server CA in one go using windows and openssl

[@alkeshmathur4546]

I like such videos that do not have complicated jargons. @TutorialsPedia - If Intermediate Certificate expires, will it impact client connection?

[@TutorialsPediaVideos]

Thanks for your valuable feedback. If intermediate expires, the chain breaks and the connection will no longer remain secure.

[@buvaneshkumarr]

Where will get certificates to deploy client devices(Windows 10 and later)

[@tusharshinde1958]

Very nice sir

[@TutorialsPediaVideos]

Thanks and welcome

[@VivekKumar-ou6ji]

what will happen if we don't install server certificate in jks but root and intermediate certificate is already available.

[@husainmusaji7645]

how to add child certificate to the client to validate two way ssl

[@25500]

and how do you know that the root certificate is legit and trustworthy?

[@jrkim8126]

Thank you for your lecture. I have a question. Could you tell me that 'Why intermediate Certificate be used'? Is that because of RootCA capacity? (RootCA can't certificate all domain)

[@sajan0212]

Let me try answering your question. I am learning the concept myself. Root certificates are created for longer duration 10-20 years and intermediate certificates are created for a year. When you are building a web application, you can create a root certificate trusted for 10-20 years and then create multiple intermediate certificate that is trusted for 1year or so. Creating multiple root certificate is difficult to manage. The most commonly used root certificates are pre-installed with all major browsers, applications, and mobiles/hardware's and are “offline” and kept in a highly secure environment with stringently limited access.

[@jrkim8126]

@@sajan0212 Thank you for your answer!!! I understood!

[@okey1317]

What is meant by signing?

[@andresa9913]

Who creates the root certificate? @Tutorials Pedia

[@TutorialsPediaVideos]

Root CA

[@syedhashim3951]

Which is here server certificate then..?? Please reply

[@ALLINONETV1]

9:54 I guess.

[@VivekError]

The one which is in the actual server name ( the least bottom one) is the server or leaf certificate.

[@TechGamerzlife]

too much of person person. instead you could have given name to the person that would make sense.