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7. In the nginx.conf file’s BriefCam System using SSL certificate section you set up HTTPS as follows:
a. In the server_name node, replace www.example.com with the address of the load balancer.
b. Comment the alias node by adding an ampersand (#) at the beginning of the row.
c. In the ssl_certificate row, enter the full path to the .crt file including the file name.
d. In the ssl_certificate_key row, enter the full path to the .key file including the file name.
8. If your SSL certificate is protected by a password, you need to configure NGINX to read a list of
passwords that are stored in a separate file. If the private key is not in this file, NGINX will not start. You
do this as follows:
a. Create a new text file named ssl_passwords.txt and save it to a separate folder than where the
SSL certificate is located.
b. Set the file to be readable only to the user running NGINX.
c. Enter the certificate password into the first line of the ssl_passwords.txt file.
d. In the nginx config file, add the following line above the existing certificate lines: ssl_
password_file /var/lib/nginx/ssl_passwords.txt;
e. Distribute this file separately from the configuration file.
For additional security measurements for SSL private keys, see the NGINX documentation.
9. Download the latest release of the NSSM zip files from this link: https://nssm.cc/download and place
them on the load balancer computer.
10. Extract the NSSM zip file to a folder, for example: C:\NSSM\.
11. Open CMD as administrator, navigate to the new NSSM\win32 folder and run the following
commands:
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