Hi Imre, With a clean and default install, you will use a self-signed certificate. This one is located within /etc/ssl/certs/ (at least for Ubuntu)
You can try to replace it, for a Q&D solution. I can’t promise you this is all. See the settings of apache : /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl.conf Let us hear if you have more problems I can’t help you with NginX I’m sorry. Kind regards, Dennis From: omd-users <[email protected]> on behalf of Imre Bertalan <[email protected]> Date: 1-17-2018 at 09:39 To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject: [omd-users] Use NginX instead of apache Hey Forum! I'm using NginX ever since I'm working with webservers, but have not used apache yet. (Didn't have to). Therefore, the configurations for OMD looks very confusing for me. My main issue yet is to install an SSL certificate for my omd website. With NginX I would know where to start, but with apache and all the links everywhere, I'm getting very dizzy now. So I have mainly 2 questions. 1; Where the hell can I put my crt and key files and with what names so apache will recofnise it and use it. 2; How about using NginX? It is a way better webserver in terms of performance, plus it has other features like a built-in loadbalancer. I see no reason why wouldn't we try it. Can somebody tell me any special requirements that are required by OMD and Check_MKs websites that I should consider adding to an NginX config? Thanks in advance! Bert
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