Starting up the Apache Server
Next step after we install HTTPD is to start it up. We do that using the service command:
sudo service httpd start
we can restart the service using this command:
sudo service httpd restart
or stop it :
sudo service httpd stop
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Setting up expectations
01:03
Installing an Appache Server on Centos
We are back into Yum and we are ready to install our first major application the HTTPD %u2013 better known as Apache Server.
03:18
Starting up the Apache Server
Next step after we install HTTPD is to start it up. We do that using the service command
01:05
Restarting an Apache Server
Besides starting up the server if the server is already running you would want to first stop it and only then start it for that we use the restart property in the service command.
01:50
How to create new folders on a Linux
The next step we want to create a few folders in our linux server.
03:25
Appache and Permissions Part 1
Appache and Permissions Part 1
02:43
Appache and Permissions Part 2
Appache and Permissions Part 2
07:06
A Basic HTML example
we create a basic web page so we can then connect it in the next video to the appache server.
04:42
Configuring our first Server
In this session we will show you how to create and customize your site in your httpd configurations file.
08:15
It's time to focus on our Domain DNS
It's time to focus on our Domain DNS
01:41
Fixing a warning we are getting
Fixing a warning we are getting when we restart the httpd server.
04:30
Adding one more a Record
Adding one more a Record
02:52
Using Virtual Hosts to redirect www to non-www
Using Virtual Hosts to redirect www to non-www or the other way around.
06:59