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Now we are going to start the Apache Web server for that, the command is systemctl start

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httpd.

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This is going to start the server temporarily when we are going to reboot the system again, we have to

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run this command.

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So to make it permanently, we have to use the command systemctl.

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enable httpd it will make it permanent.

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That means next time, if we are going to boot again, no need to start the servers.

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It will be permanently enabled with a systemctl.

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status httpd, you can check the status whether our apache webserver is running or not.

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So it will give the information regarding that.

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So let us go to the master system and run these commands.

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So the first command is systemctl start httpd.

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It is going to temporarily enable the apache server then we want to permanently enable.

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So we are going to use enabled.

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Now we are going to check the status for checking the status.

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We are going to say systemctl status httpd.

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What it is saying that when, it is running properly, starting the web server started the Apache Web

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server.

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So Status is, you are enabled loaded so that mean we are able to start the apache web server

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now we have to test that server.