I don't know.
What firewall are you using?
Is with Centos. I think FirewallD
I'm not familiar with that firewall.
Search on Google, or any other search engine, to find how to configure it.
Then you can just post a screenshot of it.
firewall-cmd --list-ports
25/tcp 53/tcp 80/tcp 106/tcp 110/tcp 143/tcp 366/tcp 443/tcp 465/tcp 587/tcp 631/tcp 993/tcp 995/tcp 3389/tcp 5900/tcp 5901/tcp 7025/tcp 7026/tcp 7027/tcp 7080/tcp 7110/tcp 7443/tcp 7995/tcp 10000/tcp 20105/tcp 28105/tcp
Try:
sudo firewall-cmd --zone=public --list-services --permanent
I think I will roll back and start again with clean install of Centos
Install apache testing as I go and then apply the certificates again.
do you have any other network gear, like a router, that you might need to open port 443 on?
Hi MikeMcQ
Your suggestion was very close.
I had already checked the firewall but after seeing your message I re visited the router and found that there was no NAT setting for 443.
Now it is working
Thanks,
rg305
Thanks for all your help, you helped prove I was not going crazy.
MikeMcQ
I got it working like a charm now. easy ones are the last to look at.....
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