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Now, let us view the package and create the private key, so we will go into our master system and

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we are in this /etc/httpd/conf.d directory.

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So we are going to run this command rpm -q openssl whether that package is there.

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Yes, that package is there because we installed it during the lab setup.

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So mod_ssl.

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So that package is also available.

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Now what we are going to do, openssl is the command that is going to use for creating the key.

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So we are specifying that genrsa key then we are going to say that name of our key is going to

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be master key.

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And then we are going to specify the length of the key, 1024, so it has created the key with the

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ls command we can view that this key has been created, master.key then we can in this way.

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Also, we can look at the details, then we can view the key, although this is not recommended practice

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because this should be kept secret, it should not be displayed.

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But here, this is the key beginning RSA key so that that mean we are able to successfully create

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the key and we were able to view the key also.